The line graph provides information about the average increase in domestic products in wealthy, globalisers and non-globalisers countries from 1960 to 1990.
As a general idea of this report is that, wealthy countries descreased over the time period, while globalisers grew significantly throughout the period. However, non-globalisers illustrated flactuation.
With regard to the wealthy countries, at the first year it was at approximately 4,5%, then these countries declined to exactly 2% by between the 1960 and 1990. Likewise, the globalisers was at almost 1,3% in 1969, after which it showd notably growth to just over 3% and in the final year it reached a peak number at 5%.
In comparison, the non-globalisers, in the beginning it was at just over 2%. After that, it went up slightly from just over 2% to about 3% by 1970. However, by 1980 and 1990 it went down from almost 3% to just over 0%.
