whether to put Russia in Europe or Asia and just gave it its own category.

Almost as if this separation of Eurasia is artificial and arbitrary!

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It seems they based it on a GDP PPP table and growth rates expected for 2019, extrapolating them to 2024 (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 years)

Japan (1% growth) would be 5.875u, clearly behind China (34.2982u), USA (22.9573u) and India (14.9486u).

**Indonesia **is the clearest error even considering that source. It had a 5.2% growth rate, which would put it in 2023 almost on par with Germany (4.5372u) and Russia (4.5578u), while Indonesia would be 4.4968u. The 4.5-4.6u range, but Indonesia was clearly on the lower end.

A while behind would be Brazil with 2.1% growth, on 3.7390u.

UK would be 3.22683u, France would be in 3.1574u, Mexico would be in 2.7823u.

2022 GDP PPP numbers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)

2023 GDP PPP by IMF and estimations up to 2028: https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPGDP@WEO/OEMDC/ADVEC/WEOWORLD

China, People’s Republic of33.01 thousand United States26.85 thousand India13.03 thousand Japan6.46 thousand Germany5.55 thousand Russian Federation4.99 thousand Indonesia4.4 thousand Brazil4.02 thousand France3.87 thousand United Kingdom3.85 thousand

It seems compared to their estimations China fell a bit shorter than expected (covid), US did much better than expected (expectations were low), India didnt grow as much as expected (huge expectations).

Japan did better than expected (expectations were low), Germany and Russia did better than expected, Indonesia had too big expectations.

And Brazil, UK and France did all better than expected.

Most likely both Russia and Europe have gone down, and covid likely slowed progress of some of the others a bit. It may end up to be similar to how it was in 2020