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Nigeria, Egypt and South Africa Listed Among World’s Most Powerful Economies By 2050

February 16, 2017

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Price water house Coopers published rankings of 32 future power economies by 2050.

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Nigeria, Egypt and South Africa were forecasted to be in 14th, 15th ,27th most powerful economies in the world respectively .

Now the report, takes into account the various nations’ projected gross domestic product by purchasing power parity.

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