The advantages and trends of the United States as a world economic power

The United States is a giant in the world economic system. In 2005, the United States' gross national product reached more than 12,486.6 trillion yuan, equivalent to the gross national product of the entire European Union and more than a quarter of the world's gross domestic product. Among the top 500 companies in the world, the United States has 176.

Among the top 100 super-powerful companies, the United States alone accounts for 34. The U.S. accounts for almost half of the top 500 global brands, with 249 brands, of which the top six brands are all owned by the U.S. In capital markets, about 70 percent of global capital flows go to the United States, with $2.6 billion flowing into each working day.

In the consumer sector, 300 million Americans make up the world's largest domestic consumer market. The U.S. consumes nine times more energy per capita and emits eight times more greenhouse gas emissions than the global average each year. These basic facts show that the United States is truly an economic giant that no one can compare with in the world today.

As the world's dominant currency, the US dollar has always been in a hegemonic position in the world economic system.

In the petroleum industry, metallurgical industry, chemical industry, food industry and other fields, the United States ranks first in the world. In the fields of electric power industry, machinery manufacturing, and telecommunications equipment, the United States ranks second in the world.

The United States is rich in mineral resources, including **, oil and uranium.

The United States is one of the world's largest agricultural exporters, with major agricultural products including corn, wheat, sugar and tobacco, and the Great Plains of the Midwest is known as the "breadbasket of the world."

The United States has the largest volume in the world, and the domestic volume is much higher than the international volume.

The U.S. economy is considered the largest and most important economy in the world. The U.S. economy is highly developed, and the currencies of many countries around the world are pegged to the U.S. dollar, and the U.S. ** market is considered a barometer of the world economy.

One. The hegemony of the American superpower in the early post-war period was the basis for its economic guidance of the world!

Two. The world financial system based on the US dollar III. In the 80s and 90s, the United States controlled the world's oil through a series of wars and political means, and further controlled the direction of the world economy!

The United States is like the landlord capitalists, if you think about it, the rich people rely on whatever they rule society, and the United States relies on what they dominate the world.

To put it bluntly: 1, have enough financial resources, and then recruit talents, invent and create, and expand production... Not a problem. This financial strength relied on the accumulation of primitive capital, and it was enough to make profits in the years to come.

2. A powerful armed caretaker.

Wasn't that how the rich man used to be?

The United States is a beacon to the people of the world.

The Second World War dramatically changed the balance of power on a worldwide scale. Western Europe, which had been at the center since the rise of capitalism, was seriously weakened, and the United States rose to become a superpower and climbed to the position of capitalist world hegemon.

Characteristics of the development of the U.S. economy: The development speed of the U.S. economy is at the forefront of the economic development of the developed countries in the West; It has experienced the process of prosperity, crisis, sustained and stable development; The high-tech industry is well-developed and has a high scientific and technological content.

Advantages: 1. As a victorious country, it plunders the human and technological resources of other countries 2. The country has not been affected by the war and exports a large number of them after the war 3. Control the world's resources dominated by oil 4. Replace the British pound with the US dollar as the world currency 5. Pay attention to education and take the development of high technology as a new economic growth point. 6. Vigorously develop the military industry and improve military strength.

To become a world power, it is inseparable from two elements - system and technology. After the Revolutionary War, the system of separation of powers in the United States gave the United States the foundation for stable development of society, which was well demonstrated in the second and third industrial revolutions. On the other hand, although China has a long history, at a time when the United States is in the midst of rapid economic development, China's social turmoil and backward system make it difficult for China to assume the role of a great power.

The economic rise of the United States began with the second industrial revolution, the advent of the electric age, the acceptance of new technologies in the United States, the rapid development of the economy, and the leap to become the number one economic power and great power of the capitalist countries in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. After the end of World War II, it became the world's largest power by virtue of its huge economic and military advantages.

It's complicated, geographical conditions. Wait.

The United States is undoubtedly the most economically developed country in the world, and its total GDP has been ranked first since World War II, and its economic aggregate once reached 2 3 of the world's total in the 70s of the last century. At present, the development speed of the United States is not as fast as that of developing countries, but its position as the boss is also unshakable in the short term. The establishment of the Bretton Woods system has made the United States particularly absolute advantage compared with other countries in the world, for example, the United States is to the world as China to the people, the United States is now the country of the world, the world must use the dollar as a means of circulation, and the people have to use the renminbi as a means of circulation, the two are the same.

**In extraordinary times (in this extraordinary period, you can fully imagine, you can look back on history, this is not clear) will issue a large number of banknotes, as a result of which monetary credit will be reduced, hyperinflation will occur, and then lead to financial tightness and accelerated banknote issuance.

At present, the United States is openly plundering the wealth of all countries in the world, first, directly depreciating the currency reserves of various countries, and second, taking dollars to invest in various countries around the world.

It is foreseeable that the Breton Senley system is in the process of accelerating its collapse (I would like to boldly and irresponsibly say that oil will have a chance to break $500 within a decade).

He's just big enough.

If the United States were an economy similar to Uganda's, how much impact would it have on the world...