Will China become the world's leading superpower?

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Highly unlikely they will ever surpass economically

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No where near, and never will surpass in military power

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+ just trust statistics from a failing poor country dictatorship bro
 
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On paper it still can by around 2035-40, simply because of surplus capacity in China vs usa, and fact usa doesn't have loads of migration.

However in reality not even close, because China TRUE GDP is somewhere between 10 and 13 trillion and nowhere near the 16 claimed.

Add to the fact there are 4 other big disadvantages (fact gdp is measured in usd, significant deficit in technological prowess vs usa, huge deficit in per capita gdp, and fact 90% of the growth wasn't driven by highest input / highest output capitalist principles) and it shows just how far behind it is in GDP vs usa and EU.

Could be worse though, could be Japan...
 
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Highly unlikely they will ever surpass economically

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No where near, and never will surpass in military power

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Dude, ECONOMICALLY they ARE already THE SUPERPOWER.

The US GDP does not make sense. Most of it is printed paper called US dollars, and a few sectors like Healthcare, Estate, and Military are bubbles. Chinese GDP on the other hand is RAW factories, real products.

Secondly, in GDP PPP, China has already surpassed the US many years ago.

Why do you think Washigton's dissatisfaction with China has been growing for a while now? :unsure:
 
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Dude, ECONOMICALLY they ARE already THE SUPERPOWER.

The US GDP does not make sense. Most of it is printed paper called US dollars, and a few sectors like Healthcare, Estate, and Military are bubbles. Chinese GDP on the other hand is RAW factories, real products.

Secondly, in GDP PPP, China has already surpassed the US many years ago.

Why do you think Washigton's dissatisfaction with China has been growing for a while now? :unsure:
Bunch of nonsense

By 2014, some economists were claiming that China already was the world’s largest economy in terms of purchasing power parity — a construct based on theoretical currency values with no meaning in the real world. These theoreticians argued that the yuan was grossly undervalued and bound to appreciate against the dollar, revealing the dominance of China’s economy. Recommended Data PointsJohn Burn-Murdoch China’s GDP blackout isn’t fooling anyone Instead, the Chinese currency depreciated, and its economy is still a third smaller than the US’s in nominal terms. If anything, 2.5 per cent is an optimistic forecast that plays down the risks to growth, including growing tensions between China and its major trade partners, growing government interference in the most productive private sector — technology — and mounting concerns about the debt load.
 
Dude, ECONOMICALLY they ARE already THE SUPERPOWER.

The US GDP does not make sense. Most of it is printed paper called US dollars, and a few sectors like Healthcare, Estate, and Military are bubbles. Chinese GDP on the other hand is RAW factories, real products.

Secondly, in GDP PPP, China has already surpassed the US many years ago.

Why do you think Washigton's dissatisfaction with China has been growing for a while now? :unsure:
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2022/07/china-population-shrink-60-years-world/

No relevance for the future bc of demographics. Automation wont save them, time is playing against them, the demographic bomb is already lit.
 
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Bunch of nonsense

By 2014, some economists were claiming that China already was the world’s largest economy in terms of purchasing power parity — a construct based on theoretical currency values with no meaning in the real world. These theoreticians argued that the yuan was grossly undervalued and bound to appreciate against the dollar, revealing the dominance of China’s economy. Recommended Data PointsJohn Burn-Murdoch China’s GDP blackout isn’t fooling anyone Instead, the Chinese currency depreciated, and its economy is still a third smaller than the US’s in nominal terms. If anything, 2.5 per cent is an optimistic forecast that plays down the risks to growth, including growing tensions between China and its major trade partners, growing government interference in the most productive private sector — technology — and mounting concerns about the debt load.
Not exactly, PPP has some uses, like I'd argue ppp gdp per capita is prob the best metrics to gauge quality of life.

Ppp gdp has less use, but it does give an indication of a country's capabilities, but only in things that are like for like. So China having a high ppp gdp tells u China is prib pretty damn good at growing rice, or at mining, idk, nickel, and prob as good usa at it. But you can't apply it and say if China has same gdp ppp as usa then it can make, say, stealth bombers as well as usa.
 
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statics=scam
turkey is growing every year according to the statistics yet here i am broke asf
 
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If China keeps creating viruses that eradicate 1 million plus ameriburgers, it's only a matter of time until they do
 
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jfl this authoritarian shithole will collapse in 20-30 years
 
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