Territorial GDP distribution of the British Empire (1870). British India (50.04%). United Kingdom (37.19%). Ireland (3.58%). Canada (2.39%). Australia (2.14 ...

Between 1870 and 1900, economic output per head of the United Kingdom rose by 50 per cent (from about £28 per capita to £41 in 1900: an annual average increase ...

28 авг. 2014 г. · Using a British GDP per capita of $43,000, this would make the new empires GDP a whopping 113 trillion dollars. this would be over 6 times ... At what point did the USA surpass the British Empire (not just ... Is it true that Britian actually had 50% of world GDP in mid 19th ... Другие результаты с сайта www.quora.com

By the 1930s the relationship between the British economy and the dependent empire had also reached an impasse.

By 1914 total British assets overseas amounted to somewhere between £3.1 and £4.5 billion, while the British GDP was £2.5 billion. Compared with the other major ...

In the nineteenth century, as Andrew Porter remarks, the empire merged into a global range of British interests, within a more integrated world economy.

During the nineteenth century, the British Empire expanded greatly in terms of size, population and wealth. By the end of the century—which has been termed ...

3 дня назад · British Empire, a worldwide system of dependencies—colonies, protectorates, and other territories—that over a span of some three centuries was ...

This chapter provides a discussion on the Imperial economy of the Empire from the early up to the late 17th century.

Kate Phylaktis examines the figures and discovers a fundamental change in the structure of the UK economy. For the first time since the Industrial Revolution ...