RD Money - Halloween 2014 Recession

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	Halloween Recession 2015-2017 23rd November 2019
Shorts	This page introduces a new realistic way to define recession. And also a group, called three little pigs. Media sexists loves to forget, that you must reach the levels before recession, until it is actually over.

Spent a weekend with a small research from 2nd biggest recession in history.
- Took the last good year - year 2014 - as base for calculating the costs.
- Then I calculated the difference to the year 2014 from the years 2015, 2016 and 2017.
- The calculated difference is the yearly cost or gain during the recession.
- Finally summed cost of years 2015, 2016 and 2017 together.
- Calculated also relative values of the recession to each year and country.

The biggest loser of all was Russia. Russia lost almost $2 trillions to the recession. Second was Brazil with $1.7 trillion cost.
After these we come to those, who are allied with Finns and Swedes. Germany, France, Italy and United Kingdom lost around $1 trillion to the great manmade recession.
In the third - $500 billion group - there are Canada and Australia. And also next oil producer, Mexico.
In the fourth - $300 billion group - there are Spain, Japan and Netherlands. These are accompanied with three oil producers : Nigeria, Norway and Saudi Arabia.

USA talks about $3.8 trillion gains from the recession. China comes next with $3 trillion gains. After India's bold $800 billion gains, wins fall.
In between India and Ireland there is Argentina with $208 billion gains.

Biggest relative losers were Equatorial Guinea and Congo from Africa. They were accompanied with Azerbaijan and Belarus, both companions are IVY countries.
All IVY countries, including midgets and sport-mans Ukraine, fell very deeply with Russia. Israel and poorer Arabian countries, which doesn't have oil, survived without problems.

Ireland is 7th biggest relative gainer. Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Sudan, small Oceanic Palau, Cambodia and small African Djibouti holds the lead in relative gainers.

Key governmental actors, Finland and Sweden, failed to convert the hacks and thefts to their advantage.
The amount of stolen capital is less than $1 billion. Finns and Swedes lost $250 billions to the manmade recession.

In 2017 there was still 87 countries, whose GDP was below 2014 levels. Number of winners was 100.
In 2016 number of countries in manmade recession was 120, in 2015 number was 135.

In 2017 economies of United Kingdom, Turkey, Japan and Nigeria fell from the year 2016.
In 2017 Europe, Arabia, IVY countries, Oceania, South America and Africa were still in fairly deep recession.

Word War IV participants - USA and China - messes everything with their lies and cheats.
Co-incidentally both stock market shakes are playing their word games, without significant / important sustainable oil reserves.
- lesser, low priority sugar beet is the only bigger domestic sustainable thing for the modern word war specialists.

Data is based on World Bank's data. Base tables are arranged with relative total costs. Summary with total cost.

ALLIED EUROPEAN FORCES

Country	Total cost	%	GDP 2014	Fall 14 - 15	%	Fall 14 - 16	%	Fall 14 - 17	%	GDP 2015	GDP 2016	GDP 2017
Greece	-122 567 886 283,12	-51,71	237 029 579 260,72	-41 487 818 017,58	-17,50	-44 338 766 133,86	-18,71	-36 741 302 131,68	-15,50	195 541 761 243,14	192 690 813 126,86	200 288 277 129,04
Italy	-828 148 566 535,47	-38,49	2 151 732 868 243,21	-318 864 377 709,10	-14,82	-292 349 257 994,49	-13,59	-216 934 930 831,88	-10,08	1 832 868 490 534,11	1 859 383 610 248,72	1 934 797 937 411,33
France	-1 070 653 780 983,64	-37,54	2 852 165 760 630,27	-413 957 864 378,43	-14,51	-387 031 463 191,36	-13,57	-269 664 453 413,85	-9,45	2 438 207 896 251,84	2 465 134 297 438,91	2 582 501 307 216,42
Cyprus	-8 596 051 774,34	-36,80	23 359 294 148,87	-3 683 126 909,21	-15,77	-3 205 422 467,45	-13,72	-1 707 502 397,68	-7,31	19 676 167 239,66	20 153 871 681,42	21 651 791 751,18
Denmark	-125 910 812 585,39	-35,67	352 993 633 221,28	-51 695 168 359,90	-14,64	-46 093 979 811,68	-13,06	-28 121 664 413,81	-7,97	301 298 464 861,39	306 899 653 409,60	324 871 968 807,47
Finland	-94 800 472 748,79	-34,78	272 609 288 689,58	-40 144 455 624,02	-14,73	-33 931 616 407,96	-12,45	-20 724 400 716,81	-7,60	232 464 833 065,55	238 677 672 281,61	251 884 887 972,77
Belgium	-177 046 537 954,25	-33,36	530 770 977 633,62	-75 731 414 500,84	-14,27	-63 225 428 869,04	-11,91	-38 089 694 584,37	-7,18	455 039 563 132,78	467 545 548 764,57	492 681 283 049,25
Netherlands	-277 477 974 978,26	-31,54	879 635 084 124,99	-121 635 630 810,72	-13,83	-102 407 542 543,68	-11,64	-53 434 801 623,86	-6,07	757 999 453 314,27	777 227 541 581,31	826 200 282 501,13
Austria	-136 194 659 565,39	-30,82	441 885 415 805,83	-59 819 485 497,85	-13,54	-51 085 424 658,36	-11,56	-25 289 749 409,19	-5,72	382 065 930 307,98	390 799 991 147,47	416 595 666 396,64
Luxembourg	-20 161 751 467,12	-30,40	66 327 344 188,89	-8 542 848 923,45	-12,88	-7 696 019 629,44	-11,60	-3 922 882 914,23	-5,91	57 784 495 265,44	58 631 324 559,45	62 404 461 274,66
United Kingdom	-909 628 898 777,01	-30,09	3 022 827 781 881,39	-137 257 472 720,53	-4,54	-371 977 603 779,25	-12,31	-400 393 822 277,23	-13,25	2 885 570 309 160,86	2 650 850 178 102,14	2 622 433 959 604,16
Sweden	-171 034 617 002,64	-29,81	573 817 719 109,40	-75 899 609 807,00	-13,23	-59 357 746 303,23	-10,34	-35 777 260 892,41	-6,23	497 918 109 302,40	514 459 972 806,17	538 040 458 217,00
Poland	-162 273 297 524,41	-29,77	545 179 584 720,24	-67 823 967 264,35	-12,44	-73 779 310 803,23	-13,53	-20 670 019 456,83	-3,79	477 355 617 455,90	471 400 273 917,01	524 509 565 263,41
Slovak Republic	-29 805 656 937,55	-29,53	100 948 236 941,18	-13 446 813 058,71	-13,32	-11 179 638 917,79	-11,07	-5 179 204 961,05	-5,13	87 501 423 882,47	89 768 598 023,39	95 769 031 980,14
Latvia	-9 196 209 425,79	-29,35	31 335 013 751,54	-4 362 150 357,90	-13,92	-3 763 499 958,14	-12,01	-1 070 559 109,74	-3,42	26 972 863 393,64	27 571 513 793,40	30 264 454 641,80
Germany	-1 140 974 175 024,45	-29,33	3 890 606 893 346,69	-514 995 792 604,47	-13,24	-412 810 618 849,89	-10,61	-213 167 763 570,09	-5,48	3 375 611 100 742,22	3 477 796 274 496,80	3 677 439 129 776,60
Lithuania	-14 099 172 350,27	-29,06	48 516 371 720,83	-7 007 762 488,06	-14,44	-5 743 341 885,51	-11,84	-1 348 067 976,70	-2,78	41 508 609 232,78	42 773 029 835,32	47 168 303 744,13
Portugal	-66 713 646 860,10	-29,05	229 629 822 121,60	-30 209 566 071,91	-13,16	-24 445 341 712,58	-10,65	-12 058 739 075,61	-5,25	199 420 256 049,69	205 184 480 409,02	217 571 083 045,99
Spain	-384 367 495 178,36	-27,92	1 376 910 811 040,88	-179 120 908 266,45	-13,01	-139 655 791 387,02	-10,14	-65 590 795 524,89	-4,76	1 197 789 902 774,43	1 237 255 019 653,86	1 311 320 015 515,99
Estonia	-6 847 923 139,41	-26,11	26 224 622 450,83	-3 657 665 468,60	-13,95	-2 886 714 832,31	-11,01	-303 542 838,50	-1,16	22 566 956 982,23	23 337 907 618,52	25 921 079 612,33
Turkey	-227 936 814 530,73	-24,40	934 185 915 467,22	-74 389 042 673,10	-7,96	-70 464 267 508,54	-7,54	-83 083 504 349,10	-8,89	859 796 872 794,12	863 721 647 958,68	851 102 411 118,12
Hungary	-32 523 709 183,36	-23,21	140 118 140 454,71	-17 239 098 452,80	-12,30	-14 301 500 034,14	-10,21	-983 110 696,42	-0,70	122 879 042 001,92	125 816 640 420,57	139 135 029 758,29
Bulgaria	-9 924 454 224,92	-17,49	56 731 990 231,99	-6 532 885 720,54	-11,52	-3 491 096 566,83	-6,15	99 528 062,45	0,18	50 199 104 511,45	53 240 893 665,16	56 831 518 294,44
Switzerland	-100 625 896 494,88	-14,19	709 182 559 935,30	-29 893 393 077,07	-4,22	-40 437 280 330,77	-5,70	-30 295 223 087,05	-4,27	679 289 166 858,24	668 745 279 604,53	678 887 336 848,25
Czech Republic	-25 594 432 334,24	-12,32	207 818 330 723,84	-20 988 390 178,08	-10,10	-12 513 245 804,70	-6,02	7 907 203 648,54	3,80	186 829 940 545,76	195 305 084 919,14	215 725 534 372,37
Montenegro	-562 648 680,78	-12,26	4 587 926 230,60	-535 012 844,77	-11,66	-213 795 699,62	-4,66	186 159 863,61	4,06	4 052 913 385,83	4 374 130 530,97	4 774 086 094,21
Romania	-20 960 166 994,69	-10,51	199 493 490 982,92	-21 582 389 302,82	-10,82	-11 687 568 633,69	-5,86	12 309 790 941,82	6,17	177 911 101 680,11	187 805 922 349,23	211 803 281 924,74
Malta	689 176 840,47	6,13	11 234 045 376,14	-660 018 537,95	-5,88	45 490 022,09	0,40	1 303 705 356,33	11,60	10 574 026 838,19	11 279 535 398,23	12 537 750 732,48
Iceland	9 243 536 392,36	53,42	17 304 033 020,54	-361 785 646,57	-2,09	3 000 065 080,88	17,34	6 605 256 958,05	38,17	16 942 247 373,97	20 304 098 101,41	23 909 289 978,59
Ireland	154 869 749 081,51	60,00	258 099 014 042,12	32 517 994 325,46	12,60	46 720 004 024,99	18,10	75 631 750 731,06	29,30	290 617 008 367,57	304 819 018 067,11	333 730 764 773,18

MISCELLANEOUS COUNTRIES

Country	Total cost	%	GDP 2014	Fall 14 - 15	%	Fall 14 - 16	%	Fall 14 - 17	%	GDP 2015	GDP 2016	GDP 2017
Brazil	-1 716 271 951 102,77	-69,88	2 455 993 625 159,37	-653 779 251 418,05	-26,62	-662 004 576 750,08	-26,95	-400 488 122 934,64	-16,31	1 802 214 373 741,32	1 793 989 048 409,29	2 055 505 502 224,73
Canada	-649 372 162 345,52	-36,09	1 799 268 695 861,80	-239 645 302 823,14	-13,32	-263 500 958 915,62	-14,64	-146 225 900 606,76	-8,13	1 559 623 393 038,66	1 535 767 736 946,18	1 653 042 795 255,04
Australia	-514 372 310 180,45	-35,11	1 464 955 475 993,76	-115 921 446 540,39	-7,91	-256 916 460 125,37	-17,54	-141 534 403 514,69	-9,66	1 349 034 029 453,37	1 208 039 015 868,39	1 323 421 072 479,07
Japan	-334 852 567 734,23	-6,90	4 850 413 536 037,84	-455 435 783 160,02	-9,39	98 859 805 956,04	2,04	21 723 409 469,75	0,45	4 394 977 752 877,82	4 949 273 341 993,88	4 872 136 945 507,59
Singapore	3 150 374 992,65	1,01	311 539 499 644,86	-7 441 739 970,72	-2,39	-1 775 619 804,11	-0,57	12 367 734 767,48	3,97	304 097 759 674,13	309 763 879 840,75	323 907 234 412,34
Korea, Rep.	94 317 330 174,06	6,68	1 411 333 926 201,24	-28 569 899 087,42	-2,02	3 470 232 314,02	0,25	119 416 996 947,46	8,46	1 382 764 027 113,82	1 414 804 158 515,26	1 530 750 923 148,70
United States	3 852 966 000 000,00	22,11	17 427 609 000 000,00	693 105 000 000,00	3,98	1 196 866 000 000,00	6,87	1 962 995 000 000,00	11,26	18 120 714 000 000,00	18 624 475 000 000,00	19 390 604 000 000,00
China	3 046 242 982 344,30	29,06	10 482 372 109 961,90	582 294 172 663,60	5,55	708 620 440 267,60	6,76	1 755 328 369 413,10	16,75	11 064 666 282 625,50	11 190 992 550 229,50	12 237 700 479 375,00
India	856 729 343 526,89	42,01	2 039 127 446 299,30	63 263 362 697,79	3,10	235 102 264 230,73	11,53	558 363 716 598,37	27,38	2 102 390 808 997,09	2 274 229 710 530,03	2 597 491 162 897,67

OIL PRODUCERS

Country	Total cost	%	GDP 2014	Fall 14 - 15	%	Fall 14 - 16	%	Fall 14 - 17	%	GDP 2015	GDP 2016	GDP 2017
Russia	-1 960 335 541 887,77	-94,99	2 063 662 665 171,89	-695 261 959 680,87	-33,69	-778 935 062 998,18	-37,75	-486 138 519 208,72	-23,56	1 368 400 705 491,02	1 284 727 602 173,71	1 577 524 145 963,17
Kuwait	-142 288 381 105,99	-87,49	162 631 412 508,78	-48 064 114 403,10	-29,55	-51 719 131 807,03	-31,80	-42 505 134 895,86	-26,14	114 567 298 105,68	110 912 280 701,75	120 126 277 612,93
Nigeria	-444 007 225 967,09	-78,10	568 498 937 587,91	-87 432 784 698,94	-15,38	-163 846 217 423,01	-28,82	-192 728 223 845,14	-33,90	481 066 152 888,97	404 652 720 164,90	375 770 713 742,76
Yemen, Rep.	-33 641 355 220,28	-77,82	43 228 582 065,24	-8 626 101 726,46	-19,95	-25 015 253 493,81	-57,87	0,00		34 602 480 338,78	18 213 328 571,43
Norway	-341 445 270 361,60	-68,38	499 338 534 779,16	-112 675 395 376,45	-22,56	-128 263 296 683,92	-25,69	-100 506 578 301,22	-20,13	386 663 139 402,71	371 075 238 095,24	398 831 956 477,94
Algeria	-146 135 828 847,74	-68,35	213 810 022 462,43	-47 935 691 586,11	-22,42	-54 760 925 717,18	-25,61	-43 439 211 544,46	-20,32	165 874 330 876,32	159 049 096 745,25	170 370 810 917,97
Iraq	-155 100 163 033,18	-66,10	234 648 370 497,43	-55 008 159 770,98	-23,44	-63 159 368 805,38	-26,92	-36 932 634 456,82	-15,74	179 640 210 726,45	171 489 001 692,05	197 715 736 040,61
Qatar	-133 975 549 450,55	-64,97	206 224 725 274,73	-41 583 241 758,24	-20,16	-53 772 802 197,80	-26,07	-38 619 505 494,51	-18,73	164 641 483 516,48	152 451 923 076,92	167 605 219 780,22
Oman	-34 857 997 399,22	-42,99	81 076 723 016,91	-12 171 651 495,45	-15,01	-14 252 275 682,70	-17,58	-8 434 070 221,07	-10,40	68 905 071 521,46	66 824 447 334,20	72 642 652 795,84
Mexico	-546 702 483 299,86	-41,59	1 314 385 330 073,35	-144 762 657 610,06	-11,01	-237 473 290 382,18	-18,07	-164 466 535 307,62	-12,51	1 169 622 672 463,29	1 076 912 039 691,17	1 149 918 794 765,73
Saudi Arabia	-286 018 453 376,30	-37,82	756 350 347 333,33	-102 080 444 444,62	-13,50	-111 414 805 886,88	-14,73	-72 523 203 044,80	-9,59	654 269 902 888,72	644 935 541 446,45	683 827 144 288,54
UAE	-111 656 092 579,99	-27,70	403 137 100 068,07	-45 002 042 205,58	-11,16	-46 092 035 398,23	-11,43	-20 562 014 976,17	-5,10	358 135 057 862,49	357 045 064 669,84	382 575 085 091,90
Libya	-10 911 816 956,64	-26,52	41 142 722 414,34	-11 867 905 960,55	-28,85	-8 885 551 060,26	-21,60	9 841 640 064,16	23,92	29 274 816 453,79	32 257 171 354,08	50 984 362 478,50
Iran	-59 059 152 889,70	-13,59	434 474 616 831,91	-48 600 142 433,32	-11,19	-15 497 905 245,05	-3,57	5 038 894 788,68	1,16	385 874 474 398,59	418 976 711 586,86	439 513 511 620,59

SUMMARY

Midgets, hackers, dogs, gas pump economists and others claimed, that the hacks helped others and brought misery to oil producers.
When oil price falls, first it downgrades producers GDP. Then it downgrades also buyers GDP with the fall in oil price.

When "Total without oil" row matches "Oil producers" row, the fall-hike has no effect to consumer economies.
When consumer fall is bigger, consumers loses. When consumer fall is smaller consumers benefits from the fall.

- world consumes around 80 million barrels oil a day. Before recession oil price was around $100. Yearly oil bill was $2.9 trillions.
- during recession price fell to around $45. Yearly oil bill was $1.3 trillions. The savings in oil bill were $1.6 trillions per year.
- nowadays oil price is around $60. Yearly oil bill is $1.7 trillions. When so, difference to 2014 is $1.2 trillions.

During 2017 oil producers rose to current $60 per barrel GDPs. As group oil producers lost the oil incomes, otherwise their economies remained intact.
When you look at the "Doubled total" row at Adjusted section, in 2017 world without bigs was $1.44 trillions and 3.2 % down from price adjusted 2014 GDP.

The last section casts a dark shadow over three bigs. Hints, that we are talking about three little pigs ... instead of three bigs.
- when oil price falls 50%, nominal GDP should fall. Also then, when consumer economy grows.

ALL TOGETHER, without big winners
Area	Total cost	%	GDP 2014	Fall 14 - 15	%	Fall 14 - 16	%	Fall 14 - 17	%	GDP 2015	GDP 2016	GDP 2017
European Union	-5 790 937 325 919,69	-23,86	19 243 840 845 702,23	-2 234 090 085 296,68	-11,41	-2 172 629 727 459,34	-9,31	-1 384 217 513 163,67	-3,14	17 009 750 760 405,55	17 064 553 947 319,51	17 852 966 161 615,18
IVY countries	-2 517 755 194 526,57	-46,20	2 934 318 572 460,67	-858 928 023 733,74	-16,57	-1 004 116 876 795,69	-18,12	-654 710 293 997,15	-11,51	2 075 390 548 726,94	1 930 201 695 664,98	2 279 608 278 463,53
South America	-1 802 468 425 543,80	-15,27	4 535 690 478 412,38	-710 081 833 515,30	-6,20	-763 265 099 161,35	-8,26	-329 121 492 867,15	-0,81	3 343 249 326 129,37	3 290 066 060 483,32	3 724 209 666 777,52
North America	-1 196 524 021 516,31	-23,38	3 116 491 763 128,91	-384 725 490 727,34	-8,88	-501 106 094 874,59	-9,34	-310 692 435 914,38	-5,16	2 731 766 272 401,58	2 615 385 668 254,33	2 802 961 590 020,77
Arabia	-897 121 606 713,72	-25,02	2 759 952 512 026,49	-369 447 135 169,49	-10,43	-367 524 730 558,75	-12,39	-160 149 740 985,48	-2,20	2 390 505 376 857,00	2 392 427 781 467,75	2 556 574 188 975,77
Africa	-774 417 908 756,64	-13,74	2 505 403 471 525,13	-220 173 377 525,98	-7,87	-319 443 051 270,69	-8,10	-234 801 479 959,98	2,22	2 285 230 093 999,15	2 185 960 420 254,44	2 255 502 330 548,21
Europe, no EU	-560 701 197 180,75	-12,91	1 455 416 409 497,51	-187 961 236 540,88	-11,07	-195 941 294 811,21	-5,14	-176 798 665 828,66	3,30	1 267 455 172 956,62	1 259 475 114 686,30	1 278 617 743 668,85
Oceania	-550 602 128 518,90	2,78	1 699 256 643 770,31	-141 783 793 247,88	-2,24	-271 099 718 218,21	1,48	-137 718 617 052,81	3,54	1 557 472 850 522,43	1 428 156 925 552,10	1 560 050 026 717,50
Europe, cities	-2 402 236 609,15	-18,22	8 006 846 146,10	-1 149 352 581,92	-8,59	-728 278 350,40	-5,59	-524 605 676,83	-4,04	6 857 493 564,18	4 468 019 911,50	4 671 692 585,08
undefined	-207 863 289,21	-0,16	12 959 280 401,51	-469 863 289,21	-1,11	262 000 000,00	0,95	0,00	0,00	12 489 417 112,30	5 793 000 000,00	0,00
Asia, cities	72 325 839 859,28	-5,90	346 807 355 633,16	7 937 949 541,93	-5,95	19 384 704 403,42	-4,02	45 003 185 913,93	4,07	354 745 305 175,09	366 192 060 036,58	391 810 541 547,09
Central America	108 812 001 974,06	16,71	539 218 945 305,76	24 890 742 064,52	3,55	33 629 217 680,73	5,09	50 292 042 228,81	8,07	564 109 687 370,28	488 568 062 986,49	402 785 087 534,57
Asia	232 519 024 460,95	8,19	9 338 678 324 435,82	-513 732 353 321,10	-1,68	223 117 449 606,68	1,03	523 133 928 175,37	8,84	8 824 945 971 114,72	9 561 795 774 042,50	9 861 812 252 611,19
Total	-13 679 481 042 280,46	-11,29	48 496 041 448 445,98	-5 589 713 853 343,09	-6,59	-5 319 461 499 809,38	-5,74	-2 770 305 689 127,99	1,04	42 423 968 276 335,22	42 593 044 530 659,80	44 971 569 561 065,27
Oil producers	-4 406 135 312 375,89	-56,89	7 022 610 090 085,47	-1 461 072 293 150,73	-19,85	-1 753 087 922 781,62	-24,82	-1 191 975 096 443,54	-12,22	5 561 537 796 934,74	5 269 522 167 303,85	5 787 406 411 576,69
Total without oil	-9 273 345 729 904,51		41 473 431 358 360,40	-4 128 641 560 192,36		-3 566 373 577 027,76		-1 578 330 592 684,45		36 862 430 479 400,50	37 323 522 363 355,90	39 184 163 149 488,50

- All together shows the recession totals. Without big winners : USA, China and India.
- Percent column shows you the average recession-growth in the countries of the area : in 2015 average EU country was in 11.41 % recession.

ALL TOGETHER, with three bigs ( and the big bad wolf )
Area	Total cost	%	GDP 2014	Fall 14 - 15	%	Fall 14 - 16	%	Fall 14 - 17	%	GDP 2015	GDP 2016	GDP 2017
World	-5 930 999 651 947,40	-7,50	79 131 444 226 984,60	-4 288 710 114 596,20	-5,42	-3 194 632 748 224,40	-4,04	1 552 343 210 873,20	1,96	74 842 734 112 388,40	75 936 811 478 760,20	80 683 787 437 857,80
Oil producers	-4 406 135 312 375,89		7 022 610 090 085,47	-1 461 072 293 150,73		-1 753 087 922 781,62		-1 191 975 096 443,54		5 561 537 796 934,74	5 269 522 167 303,85	5 787 406 411 576,69
Total without oil	-1 524 864 339 571,51		72 108 834 136 899,10	-2 827 637 821 445,47		-1 441 544 825 442,78		2 744 318 307 316,74		69 281 196 315 453,70	70 667 289 311 456,40	74 896 381 026 281,10

- Blue shows oil producers totals. Green shows official worldwide totals ( with big winners ). Percentages show difference to year 2014.

DIVIDED WORLD IN BETWEEN PRODUCERS AND CONSUMERS, adjusted totals, without three little pigs
Area	Total cost	%	GDP 2014	Fall 14 - 15	%	Fall 14 - 16	%	Fall 14 - 17	%	GDP 2015	GDP 2016	GDP 2017
Total	-13 679 481 042 280,40		48 496 041 448 445,90	-5 589 713 853 343,09		-5 319 461 499 809,38		-2 770 305 689 127,99	1,04	42 423 968 276 335,20	42 593 044 530 659,80	44 971 569 561 065,20
Adjusted producers	-2 475 889 117 817,53		4 303 836 399 448,93	-828 196 422 126,69	56,68	-983 309 023 741,20	56,09	-664 383 671 949,64	55,74	3 152 510 472 299,06	2 955 681 018 948,89	3 225 787 463 396,33
Adjusted total	-11 203 591 924 462,90		44 192 205 048 997,00	-4 761 517 431 216,40		-4 336 152 476 068,18		-2 105 922 017 178,35		39 271 457 804 036,10	39 637 363 511 710,90	41 745 782 097 668,90
Doubled total	-8 727 702 806 645,35			-3 933 321 009 089,72	-8,90	-3 352 843 452 326,98	-7,59	-1 441 538 345 228,71	-3,26

- Blue shows producers. Percentage shows the consumers share from announced worldwide, yearly GDP, which is rough match to oil consumption.
- Yellow shows consumers, without 3 bigs. Doubled total scraps the oil price benefit from the consumer totals.
- Doubled total percentage is difference to yellow, consumer GDP total from 2014.

Despite deep quietness, midgets, sports and politics must have known all this.
Remember many stories, where they rejoiced the recessions in oil producer countries.
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