How the economies of individual countries can be integrated into the world economic system

Globalization, 100 years to completely eliminate the world's best barriers.

It is composed of a market economy, a planned economy, and an individual economy.

The top five economies in the world are the United States, the European Union, China, Japan, and Germany, and the rankings of these economies change frequently because of the rapid economic development of countries such as China. The ranking is also based on the actual GDP of the economy.

Economy refers to the sum total of social relations of production. It refers to the sum of production relations or social and economic systems formed by people in the process of production of material materials and corresponding to certain social productive forces, and is the foundation on which the superstructure of politics, law, philosophy, religion, literature, and art is relied upon.

When economic problems or difficulties arise within an economy, a unified monetary and fiscal policy is often adopted to deal with the crisis and tide over the difficulties together.

The relationship between emerging economies and developed economies, the evolution from G7+1 to G20 in recent years, also shows the cooperation and dialogue between developed economies, and the cooperation between emerging economies and developed economies will be further strengthened, and the coordination between them will become smoother and smoother. The relationship between the two will largely determine the direction of the world economy.

Today's world is highly interdependent and continues to be deepened. The interaction between emerging and advanced economies is not a zero-sum game, but a relationship of "one wins, one loses".

USA, China, Japan, Germany, France.

5.France: trillion dollars.

4.Germany: trillion dollars.

3.Japan: trillion dollars.

2.China: trillion dollars.

1.United States: trillions of dollars.

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Top 10 economies in the world.

1 United States 2 Japan.

3 Germany 4 Great Britain.

5 France 6 China.

7 Italy. 8 Spain.

9 Canada. 10 India.

4 major economies: the United States, the European Union, Japan, China.

USA, China, Japan, Germany, France.

The world's three major economies are the European Union (EU), the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and the North American Free Zone.

1. The European Union is a regional integration organization that integrates political and economic entities and has important influence in the world. There are six founding member states: Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. There are currently 28 member states in the EU.

2. At the beginning of its establishment, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) was a regional economic forum and consultative body, and it was the highest level of economic cooperation mechanism in the Asia-Pacific region. It has played an irreplaceable role in promoting regional investment liberalization and strengthening economic and technological cooperation among members. As of September 2014, APEC has 21 full members and three observers.

3. The North American Free Zone is composed of the United States, Canada and Mexico, and the three countries reached an agreement on the North American Free ** Agreement on August 12, 1992, and on December 17 of the same year, the leaders of the three countries formally signed it in their respective countries.

European Union, North American Union, ASEAN.

World**.

Organization (hereinafter referred to as WTO), International Monetary Organization**, World Bank.

1. World Trade Organization (English: World Trade Organization (WTO), Chinese abbreviated as WTO, on April 15, 1994, the Uruguay Round Ministerial Meeting of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade held in Marrakech, Morocco, decided to establish a more global world ** organization to replace the GATT established in 1947.

The world's largest organization is one of the most important international economic organizations in contemporary times, with 164 members, and the total number of members has reached 98% of the world's.

2. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was established in Washington on December 27, 1945 in accordance with the International Monetary Agreement signed at the Bretton Woods Conference in July 1944.

Founded at the same time as the World Bank and one of the world's two largest financial institutions, its role is to monitor currency exchange rates and the situation of countries, provide technical and financial assistance, and ensure the proper functioning of the global financial system. Its headquarters are in Washington, D.C. The "Special Drawing Rights" we often hear about were created by the organization in 1969.

3. World Bank is the abbreviation of the World Bank Group and the general name of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. It is a specialized agency of the United Nations for international financial operations, and is also a subsidiary agency of the United Nations.

It is composed of five member institutions: the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the International Development Association, the International Finance Corporation, the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency and the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes. It was established in 1945 and opened in June 1946.

The world economy is a worldwide economic whole composed of the interconnectedness and interdependence of the economies of all countries in the world. On the basis of the international division of labor and the world market, it organically links the production, life and other economic aspects of various countries in the world through various forms and channels such as commodity circulation, labor exchange, capital flow, technology transfer, and international economic integration.

The world economy is the product of the development of the productive forces of human society to a certain historical stage. The formation and development of the world economy is closely linked to the emergence and development of the capitalist mode of production. Before the emergence of the capitalist mode of production, due to the low level of productive forces in human society, the natural economy occupied a dominant position, and although there was a certain degree of international economic exchanges, it was only an accidental, individual, and partial phenomenon, and could not form a real world economy.

The formation of the world economy began in the middle of the 18th century. From the 60s of the 18th century to the mid-19th century, Britain, France, the United States and Germany and other European countries successively took place and completed the first industrial revolution represented by the improvement and promotion of the steam engine. The widespread use of steam power and machinery not only promoted a substantial increase in industrial production, but also led to the rapid development of railways, ships, and other transportation industries, thereby expanding the international circulation of goods, and the social division of labor increasingly exceeded the scope of a country, and the capitalist mode of production won a victory on a world scale.

The ignorance of the productive forces and the expansion of the world market have drawn various countries and regions at different levels of economic development into the scope of the capitalist international division of labor, and this is the initial economic ties of interdependence between countries.

Teachers teach according to books, which is rigid. China is already the world's second-largest economy, just over Japan. China's GDP will reach more than $5.7 trillion in 2010.

In 2010, Japan will also have a positive growth point this year, and the yen will appreciate a lot, so it can also reach more than 5.4 trillion US dollars

The WTO, the IMF (World Monetary Organization), and the World Bank have always been called the "three pillars" of today's world economic system.

1. Regional blocs, such as the establishment of the European Union, 2) transnational corporations, 3) the scientific and technological revolution, especially the development of information technology, 4) the development of international organizations, such as the three organizations you asked, and 5) the end of the Cold War.