The line chart illustrates the average growth products in three type of countries with different approaches to adopt global business and wealthy countries, in four decades. We can see the most amount of average growth of domestic product was belonged to wealthy countries in 1960s, Whereas, globalize countries had the highest proportion of average growth rate domestic product in 1990s.
Overall, wealthy countries had the highest proportion of rate in domestic product, with approximately 5%, in 1960s. However, this trend has decreased gradually from there, and had a little under 3%, in 1970s, and totally took 2% for average growth rate in 1990s. On the other hand, countries with globalize approach, had the lowest proportion of average growth rate, in compared to other countries, with about 1.5%, has increased significantly, and had about double rate of growth in 1970s, and had about 5% of average growth rate in 1990s.
In addition, countries that adopted a non-global approach shows a fluctuate growth during those decades. Those countries had a little above 2% of average rate, in 1960s, and had the highest rate in 1970s in compared to others, with a little above 3%. And the lowest average rate, in 1980s, with less than 1%. In addition, in 1990s, had approximately 1.5% of average rate in 1990s.