Chapter 921: The Branching Out of the Royal Family

While Eastern Europe was engulfed in chaos, Australasia remained in a state of peacefulness.

Because of the strength of its navy and air force, this war had a negligible negative impact on Australasia; on the contrary, it even promoted rapid growth in heavy industry and military industry, leading to a further climb in the economy.

Against the backdrop of war, the per capita income in Australasia had actually increased. Nationwide, the average per capita annual income had reached 187 Australian dollars, with some of the more prosperous regions even nearing 210 Australian dollars.

Even on a global scale, such figures were undoubtedly impressive. Thanks to this, the Gross National Product of Australasia continued to rise, currently ranking firmly among the top three economic superpowers of the world.

Although it was only vying for second place, there was a caveat: Britain had vast colonies, and Germany had occupied a large portion of European territory.