Eurozone GDP from 2008 to 2015 compared to US GDP

Just a quick graph I made to visualize how the Eurozone is expected to grow over the next few years as other countries join in. It's based on current GDP (PPP) alone, so no attempting to calculate future growth, and the US GDP is just 2007 levels throughout to provide a frame of reference. I've also started at a rough $8.4 trillion at the beginning (actually 2006 levels) from Wikipedia.

In other words, it's just for fun so don't quote this chart to win an argument or anything. Here it is:


Sources are:

Bloc/State	Population (millions)	GDP Main (in € trillions calculated at purchasing power parity)	Share of world GDP (% at PPP)	Exports* (goods and services, as % of GDP)	Imports* (goods and services, as % of GDP)
Eurozone	317	8.4	14.6	21.7	20.9
EU (27)	494	11.9	21.0	14.3	15.0
United States	300	11.2	19.7	10.8	16.6
Japan	128	3.5	6.3	16.8	15.3

plus:

Currency	Conv goal	GDP (PPP) $M
Slovak koruna	1 January 2009	109,587
Lithuanian litas	1 January 2010	59,644
Estonian kroon	1 January 2011	28,317
Polish złoty	1 January 2012	620,868
Latvian lats	1 January 2012	39,731
Czech koruna	1 January 2012	248,902
Hungarian forint	1 January 2013	191,324
Romanian leu	1 January 2014	245,540
Bulgarian lev	1 January 2015	86,317