The chart illustrates the average development in local industries in countries with high nations, nations that have followed a world wide business approach, and nations that have not.
Overall, wealthy countries GDP steadily decreased, while globalisers’s increased. Non-globalisers gross domestic product growth fluctuated throughout the period.
High income countries started the period with an average of just under 5% of GDP in 1960 , then it plummeted significantly in 1970s decreasing to just below 3% and this consistentaly moved down in value year on year to reach its lowest amount in th 1990s of 2%. However, worldlists started with an average of approximately 1.5% in the sixties and rose gradually to reach its peak of around 5% in the nineties.
Non-worldlists began with a percentage of nearly 2.2% in the 60a, grew slightly to get to 3% the next decade, and after that it dropped substantially to get under 1% in the 1980 and finally it climbed and reached around 1.5% in the last given decade.
