The New Geography of Wealth: How Singapore and Ireland Overtook the Gulf
Measured by gross domestic product per person, adjusted for purchasing power, the world’s richest economies have changed markedly in two decades. In 2006, four of the top eight were Gulf hydrocarbon producers: Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Brunei and Kuwait. By 2026, on IMF projections, only Qatar and Brunei remain…
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