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      From: video61atarisales@gmail.com              what can you may about people who are free trade fundamentalists. they ruined       america and the west. they have relegated us into massive grinding poverty,       and massive indebtedness.              on top of that, its destroyed most of the third world, sending them even       deeper into debilitating poverty.               this is a direct results of bill clintons disastrous polices,              yet 'CRICKETS"        China’s economy is now a staggering 22% bigger than America’s, but for       differing reasons, neither nation wants to acknowledge this fact        Posted on December 14, 2023 by Felix Abt In a       December 2023 article titled “       Sorry America, China has a bigger economy than you” (see screenshot above),       the Financial Times notes that China’s economy is bigger than America’s in       real terms, or in the only terms that matter, purchasing power parity, based       on the latest IMF        data.Its economy had already exceeded the size of America’s during the time       President Trump tried to “make America great again.” Not even Trump’s       and his successor Biden’s all-out economic war against China, which ranges       from cotton and        tomatoes to services and high-tech products, has been able to halt, let alone       reverse, the ever-growing inequality. And now the Chinese economy is a       remarkable 22% larger.In 2010, China surpassed the United States in the       generation of electricity. During        the period from 2016 – 2022, the Chinese economy was supposedly making no       progress compared with the U.S. but in reality, throughout that time, it saw a       45% increase in power generation, while the US saw essentially stagnant       growth. Read my related        article: In China, the Communist Party is saving capitalism. — One of       countless pieces of information that the media withholds or misrepresents.The       focus of every recent item in the mainstream Western media in China was its       economic issues. As things        stand, China’s economy is still growing—and expanding more quickly than       that of the US and the rest of the West. As with any economy, China       undoubtedly faces its fair share of challenges, but the balance of economic       power is still moving in its favor.        The treatment of the impoverished is one area where American and Chinese       capitalism differ significantly.Neither China nor the U.S. acknowledge this       shift in global economic power. The author of the article in Britain’s       leading economic and financial        newspaper wrote: “Coming from the United Kingdom which lost its economic       gold status in the late 19th century which still has some delusions of       grandeur I can understand American denialism. For China, it is also easier to       avoid responsibilities for        climate change, debt relief, and other global goods” if it still can keep a       lesser status. He concludes that false comparisons lead to flawed decisions       which ultimately will be made at America’s expense. It is the rise of China       over the last 30        years that has changed the global economic landscape and captivated other       economies. The US-led collective West cannot reverse this, no matter how many       resources it wastes on efforts to do so. Gordon G. Chang is often portrayed in       the American mainstream        media as a preeminent “expert” on China. China must rejoice at his lack of       judgment, for it confirms Sun Tzu’s strategic principle of pretending to be       inferior (       則驕之) or allowing others to pretend to be inferior while fueling the       hubris of        US adversaries at their expense. (Screenshot New York Times)The worst is still       to come for the misguided Americans who have spent decades being brainwashed       into thinking they live in God’s own country, the best country in the world,       and that they and        their nation are unique.Given that Chinese per capita income is currently far       lower than that of Americans, the country’s economy has enormous unrealized       potential to grow to be far larger than America’s.The average disposable       income of the Chinese        in 2022 was 36,883 yuan (USD 5,153), compared to the average disposable income       of Americans of USD 15,126, i.e. around three times as high.Apart from the       considerable risks posed by high levels of debt and other structural       weaknesses, the American        economy is largely saturated. Unlike the US, China’s economy can still take       a big leap forward, or rather, upward, thanks to its sound public finances,       lack of need to fund expensive wars, and 800 military bases worldwide. My       American friends, the era        of US global hegemony has come to an end. This is evident. Prepare for the       major transition. Posted in Complementary NewsTagged America, China,       delusion of grandeur, denialism, economic war, economy, embargo, expensive       wars, Gordon G. Chang, growth,        purchasing power parity, sanctions, size, USA              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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