The Schemes Of G - 20

It is therefore:

* 25% of Asian countries (Japan, China, South Korea, India, Indonesia);

* 25% of European countries (Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy, EU);

* 15% of countries in North America (United States, Canada, Mexico);

* 10% of countries in South America (Brazil, Argentina);

* 5% of African countries (South Africa);

* 10% of countries in the Middle East (Turkey, Saudi Arabia);

* 10% Other countries (Russia, Australia).

This is more of a political group that the 20 largest economies. Indeed, are not official members:

* Spain, 8th world economy;

* The Netherlands, 16;

* Poland, 18th;

* Belgium, 20th.

The European countries should theoretically be 40% rather than 25%.

The European Union is represented by the Chairman and that of the European Central Bank, which explains the name of G20. The G20 also hosts the Bretton Woods institutions: the IMF Managing Director, President of the World Bank

, that of the Monetary and Financial Committee and the International Development Committee of IMF and World Bank

In G20, we find the G8 members and 11 countries to emerging economic

The current G20 members represent approximately 65.2% of the world population. The schemes are divided as follows: type 1 union confederation, 14 republics (including 7 Federal Republics and People's Republic 1) and 5 monarchies (including 1 absolute monarchy). The 3 States of NAFTA are members of the G20, which also has 2 states of MERCOSUR, 4 states of the European Union (which also acts as his own) and 3 Member States of the Organization of Islamic Conference. The Asian continent is relatively well represented with countries like China, South Korea, India, Indonesia, Japan, but also Turkey and Saudi Arabia, South Africa is the only representative of the continent African G20.