GDP
Check out this list of 2004 GDP rankings from the WolfieWorld Bank.
One of the most fascinating tidbits is this:
Canada is No. 9, with a GDP of nearly $980 billion.
Why is that interesting?
Because India is No. 10, at $692 billion.
Think about that.
A country with just 30 million people outproduces a country with 1 billion people.
By almost half.
New Delhi and Bombay alone have 30 million people.
All I can say is that is one hell of a lot of softwood lumber and maple syrup.
Way to go, eh?
One of the most fascinating tidbits is this:
Canada is No. 9, with a GDP of nearly $980 billion.
Why is that interesting?
Because India is No. 10, at $692 billion.
Think about that.
A country with just 30 million people outproduces a country with 1 billion people.
By almost half.
New Delhi and Bombay alone have 30 million people.
All I can say is that is one hell of a lot of softwood lumber and maple syrup.
Way to go, eh?
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