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List of newly industrialized countries

The term "newly industrialized country" refers to those states which, on the basis of their economic performance, can be classified as both developing and already partly industrialized countries.

Currently, 10 countries belong to this classification, most of which are located in southern and eastern Asia. The largest economies are currently China, India and Brazil. A total of 3.73 bn people live in these 10 countries, which corresponds to about 48.53 percent of the world population.
world map Newly industrialized countries
CountryPopulationGNI per capitaHuman Development IndexHuman Asset Index
Brazil211.0 M9,130 USD0.76596.1
China1,397.7 M10,390 USD0.76195.2
India1,366.4 M2,120 USD0.64574.2
Indonesia270.6 M4,050 USD0.71890.4
Malaysia31.9 M11,230 USD0.81091.0
Mexico127.6 M9,480 USD0.77994.6
Philippines108.1 M3,850 USD0.71889.9
South Africa58.6 M6,040 USD0.70992.6
Thailand69.6 M7,260 USD0.77795.9
Turkey83.4 M9,690 USD0.82098.1
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