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Global north and the first world countries

Global North
 represent the economically developed societies. Global
North countries are wealthy, technologically advanced,
politically stable and aging as their societies tend
towards zero population growth.
 Global North has continued to dominate and direct the
global south in international trade and politics.
 is characterized by massive wealth, democratic
governance, peace and stability and constantly prone to
human progress
Israel The International Monetary Fund (IMF)
ranked Israel as 23rd in the world by its per
capita GDP of $35,432
has a highly developed technology sector.
USA the sustained higher rate of real GDP growth in
the United States over a longer period of time
has resulted in a substantially higher level of
real GDP per capita in the United States than in
other major industrial countries.
has a much bigger population

Global North and South Compared Taiwan citizens have a long life expectancy, low infant
mortality rate and good access to quality health
-a comparative analysis of development between the north care and higher education.
and south countries will be examined using selected themes per capita GDP, at $39,767
thus: levels of productivity, population growth and
dependency burdens, agricultural production, exports and New ranks highly in international comparisons of
international relations. Zealand national performance, such as quality of life,
health, education, protection of civil liberties,
These are the following countries that belong to Global and economic freedom.
North/Developed countries: South has experienced one of the
korea largest economic transformations of the past 60
years.
Country Characteristics Policies incentivizing investment in innovation.
An improvement in the business environment
Europe because its present wealth is accrued to it
through massacres, enslavement and Australia More than 73% of Australia's 23 million people
colonisation of the rest of the world And also aged 15 to 64 have a paid job, above the OECD
because for four centuries it set aside all ideas of average.
humanity and dehumanised the rest of the world. Life expectancy is also higher, at almost 82
years.
Canada the 11th-largest world economy. Australia's economy has had more than two
has a diverse economic base. decades of growth due to demand for its natural
It has a wealth of natural resources, including resources.
 economic interests: North America, Western Europe,
Japan and Australia.
Japan is a highly developed and market-
oriented economy.  The term First World originally refers to the capitalist,
It is the third-largest in the world by nominal industrialized countries, within the Western European
GDP and the fourth-largest by purchasing power and United States' sphere of influence, (e.g. member
parity (PPP) states of the NATO).
The Japanese economy is forecast by
the Quarterly Tankan survey of business
sentiment conducted by the Bank of Japan. What Designation as a First-World Nation Means

There is some controversy regarding the use of the term first

Singapore is a high-income economy with a gross national
income of US$54,530 per capita, as of 2017.Most
business-friendly regulatory environment for
local entrepreneurs and is ranked among
the world’s most competitive economies.
First World Defined
world to describe modernized, democratic countries in
comparison with developing nations and those with political
regimes that do not align with western nations. There can be a
tendency towards using the phrase as a way to rank some
nations above others in terms of geopolitical significance. Such
references can lead to divisive tension in international
relations, especially as developing nations seek to negotiate
with so-called first-world countries or appeal to the
international community for support of their causes.

 As defined during the Cold War, the term first world

referred to a country that was aligned with the United
States and other western nations in opposition to the
former-Soviet Union and its allies. Since the collapse of
the Soviet Union in 1991, this use of the term has
largely evolved.

 The bloc of democratic-industrial countries within the

American influence sphere, the "First World".

 The term "First World" refers to so called

developed, capitalist, industrial countries, roughly, a
bloc of countries aligned with the United States after
World War II, with more or less common political and