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Second, there are several things that, I think, can improve this.
What sounds reasonably easy is to also add somewhere a share of gross product owned by your nation compared to world's gross product. Right now it says "300M, of which 250M is owned by you domestically (83%) and also 100M is owned by you and your citizens abroad (+33%)". I would like one more metric, like how much those 116% take up of the whole gross product of the whole world (e.g. 17% if the whole world's GDP is 2.06B).
What will probably be much harder but what will give a much more actionable in-game metric is adding some dividend flow/balance between countries. Like, it's not that important that I'm owning 50M in Chinese GDP, if it's barely profitable, and my pops and companies only extract 1k dividends weekly.
Is this feasible?