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What does lz mean by super If it is the total GDP, it can surpass Japan in 2 or 3 years The United States is not easy to say It has been a long time I don't know if China can continue to develop If it can Around 2030.
It's hard to overtake the economy, after all, we've been growing extensively, and we haven't formed a brand yet, and it's almost the third in terms of total volume, and it's not improving.
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Nor can it be said that this is not necessarily. The U.S. economy has been in decline in recent years. The economies of most of the world's developed countries are also declining.
And China's economy is still growing by a very large percentage point every year. However, there is still a big gap between the economic situation of China and the United States. It will be a long time before we look at it.
But to put it another way. Suppose the United States gets into trouble with Russia. Or maybe the United States and little Japan are doing it.
Lose both. Then they will lose much, much. The economy will retreat for decades.
Then there is still a lot of hope for China to surpass them. Personal guessing).Actually, it's not impossible.
Who knows what will happen later? Nobody knows.
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It is very likely that Japan's economic potential has almost been tapped, and at China's current rate, it will be another 20 years.........The United States, it will take a little luck to catch up with him, if there will be no big changes, it will take more than half a century!!
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Yes! Anything is possible - Li Ning.
Wait another 50 years, 80 years! Pretty much the same, it depends on their respective developments!
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Something impossible.
Why? Very simple.
Because we are a socialist country.
If there is no reform and opening up.
We are now the same as North Korea!
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It will be exceeded, but not in the near future.
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It can't be, the nature of the country determines everything.
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We are a socialist country, and there are more people than guns, and there are more guns than bullets.
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Japan was supported by the United States, and if the United States dares to help him, there must be a way to restrain him Just interested, you can take a closer look at the inside story of the Toyota car incident Before the incident, Toyota was the first car manufacturer, and now who is it General Motors The United States has been restricting China It's just that we have seen very few reports on the tariff exchange rate Let's take the exchange rate It used to be 1:8 Now it's 1:7 and it's still low What does it mean Before the change, an American exchanged $100,000 for 800,000 yuan and spent 100,000 yuan to play in China The exchange rate changed when I went back When he went back to the United States, it was still 100,000 US dollars, which is equivalent to 100,000 yuan for nothing when he came to China, and you said that we are the vice versa, but it is obvious which of the companies that the United States invests in China and the companies that invest in China are more than those who go to China, so we don't want to go up, but it still goes up, why does the United States force it not to rise, and he wants to impose economic sanctions on you.
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Hehe, I personally think that your knowledge of politics and economy is too weak, and you don't know much about history, I recommend reading the book "Currency War" to enter the door, China is not strong at all, and everyone understands China under the dark side of society.
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How do you know there are no limits? With regard to Japan, the United States has brought down the Japanese economy by forcing the yen to appreciate, leaving it in a slump to this day. This trick against China is not very useful, so it oppresses militarily, not to mention not watching the news, and now the United States is not colluding with Asian countries to militarily encircle China.
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The U.S. didn't restrict China? So why can we only wear t-tan! You can't wear a messy horse costume!
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Japan's economy is stagnant, why is there no Western country that can surpass it?
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Have you really paid attention to Sino-US relations......
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Reasons for the economic development of Western European countries:
1. The transformation of the country's economic system (demilitarization of the economy, concentration of financial and material resources, especially in Germany).
2. The United States to Western Europe"Financial aid"(Famous ones are.)"The Marshall Plan")
3. After the war, the victorious countries retained the industrial base of the defeated countries to a large extent.
4. Correct macroeconomic regulation and management in China, and choose the road operation in line with the national conditions and market laws (eliminate the backward factors that bound the economy before the war).
5. Pay special attention to the development of science and technology and education.
6. The quality of the population in these areas is relatively high, and they have their hard work.
Reasons for Japan's economic development:
1. The United States vigorously supports and protects its troops, does not pay war reparations and does not need to build national defense, saves funds, implements a strong policy of state intervention in the economy, and formulates a feasible development plan.
2. Pay attention to science and technology, develop education, respect knowledge and talents.
3. Japanese enterprises implement a strict and flexible scientific management system.
4. Japan has long implemented a policy of low consumption and high accumulation.
Common reasons: 1. Historical reasons: through long-term colonial rule and capital plunder, it has a certain amount of development capital and wealth.
2. International environment: The international environment is relatively stable, there is no risk of world war breaking out in the short term, and the hegemony of the United States and the Soviet Union provides markets and opportunities for the development of Western Europe and Japan.
3. External factors: Out of strategic needs, the United States has invested huge sums of money to support the economies of Western Europe and Japan, so that the industries of Western Europe and Japan will soon recover.
4. Industrial restructuring: Western Europe and Japan have successively optimized capital development through industrial restructuring and intensified development to the greatest extent.
5. Attaching importance to science and technology: Both Western Europe and Japan have always attached importance to the development of science and technology, and while vigorously developing cutting-edge science and technology, Japan has paid special attention to the industrialization of advanced scientific and technological achievements at home and abroad, thus promoting the production and export of high-tech and high value-added products.
6. Development of education: Efforts should be made to develop national education to improve the quality of workers. Develop the economy by increasing labor productivity.
7. Resource base: After the war, the new discovery and large-scale exploitation of world resources and energy and their cheapness in the world market provided relatively sufficient and cheap resources and energy.
8. Strengthening the role of international economic organizations: These organizations have played a major role in removing tariff and non-tariff barriers and promoting international liberalization.
References: 1. Take advantage of the relatively peaceful international environment to develop the economy first.
2. Develop education and provide a human foundation for economic development.
3. Attaching importance to and developing science and technology Provide a technical foundation for economic development.
4. Strengthen international exchanges and cooperation, absorb advanced international experience, and avoid detours.
5. Actively participate in world competition Through competition, we will build China's international enterprises and international brands.
6. Carry out industrial restructuring and enhance the competitiveness of enterprises through internal structure optimization.
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On August 16, Japan's Cabinet Office released data showing that Japan's real GDP in the second quarter was 1,288 billion US dollars, while China had previously released economic data for the first half of this year, with a GDP of 1,339 billion US dollars in the second quarter, which means that China has surpassed Japan and become the world's second largest economy. So, in 2010, China's economy surpassed Japan to become the world's second largest economy.
In the next 24 years, assuming that the average annual growth rate of China's economy is maintained at an average annual growth rate of 3%, based on China's total GDP of 210871 billion yuan in 2006, China's total GDP in 2030 can reach 1861897 billion yuan, assuming that the exchange rate of RMB against the US dollar in 2030 remains at about 4:1, then the equivalent US dollar should be trillions of US dollars, exceeding the United States.
In the future, of course. There are also many uncertain factors that will affect the development of China's economy, but if there is no war, China's economy will surpass Japan in 2010 and the United States in 2030. Hope to adopt.
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Japan's GDP in 2009 was $5,084.9 billion, slightly higher than China's previous official $4,909 billion, and the United States' GDP was trillion. At the current exchange rate, China's GDP is about 96% of Japan's and about that of the United States. Japan has been the world's second-largest economy since 1968, and the prevailing belief is that China's economic aggregate is only "one step away."
Zheng Xinli said that according to the investigation of British economic data scientists, in the past, China's economic aggregate was the first in the world, until the Opium War in 1840, China's total GDP still accounted for 30% of the world's total, that is, in the last 100 years, when the industrial revolution appeared in the West, China gradually declined. "The 21st century should be the best time for China's economic aggregate to return to the world's first", Zheng Xinli believes that in 2009, China's contribution to global economic growth has exceeded 50%, becoming the largest "engine" of world economic growth.
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In 2010, I believe that China will overtake little Japan.
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Looking at the per capita GDP and various aspects of life, China is not as good as one-tenth of Japan.
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I believe that in the near future, there will be a day.
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It's almost - as long as our people have one mind.
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HomeSocial Livelihood Other Social Topics.
How long will it take for China to overtake Japan and catch up with the United States?
In terms of China's current development trend!!
Zhang Wanbo reported.
1L didn't get into the water in the brain, right? How dare you say that China has surpassed Japan, and you are talking about the territorial area......The Chinese official only said that it will be the first in the world in 2050, is there any basis for what you said in a few years? Is it good to speak with a conscience?
The following topic: What does it mean to exceed? Political influence or international status?
Military power? gdp?National income?
Or something else? I'm going to go through each of my views on political influence: it's completely unpredictable.
For example, if there is a sudden major global crisis, and China handles it properly and helps other countries through the crisis (as the United States did in World War II), then China's international standing will undoubtedly increase greatly. But that's a complete unknown. In other words, no one knows when it will happen.
There is also a link between international status and its own economy and military strength. Military Strength: This one is more difficult.
Because, the army is fine, but the air force and navy are too much inferior to the United States. It is possible that one day in the future, economic strength will become the first, but military strength will still be weaker than that of the United States. Don't mention J-10 with me.
J-10 is strictly a Russian aircraft! Because its engine is Russian! China is not yet capable of building a first-class aircraft engine.
Not particularly strictly, if the engine of an aircraft is made in which country, then the aircraft can be said to be made in that country. What independent property rights are all for nothing. It's like the real bull is not Dell, HP, but Intel AMD.
Because the engine is the most core component of the aircraft. GDP: First of all, let me tell you a joke.
Two economics students, neither of whom is convinced. Once A said to B that you ate the shit, I'll give you 1000w, and B ate it. But then B felt unbalanced eating shit.
It is also proposed to give 1000w if you eat shit.
A also ate it. Later, when I thought about it, they ate dog shit for nothing and got nothing. Later, I asked the teacher for advice.
The teacher said excitedly: You two have contributed 2000wgdp to the country just by eating shit! I guess I understand what I mean.
GDP is actually meaningless! Foreign companies have a saying: take the money away and leave the GDP to China!
National income: This one is relatively reliable.
Because when a country's citizens are rich, the country is strong. But ......China is still far away......In short, the official promise is 2050, and I feel that it will be longer. However, it should be ...... in the lifetime of LZ.
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China's economy is highly dependent on Japan's. In the last two years, China's economy has surpassed Japan's, but now both economies are facing different problems.
Japan is mainly due to the long-term deflation in the country, the yen has been at a very high level, for the export-oriented economy of Japan is greatly detrimental to the export of products, now Japan's aging is intensifying, the population is decreasing every year, the domestic market is getting smaller and smaller, coupled with the economic recession in Europe and the United States, the main export areas of Europe and the United States, and the territorial contradictions with China, resulting in exports have been declining in recent years, in the case of blocked exports, the economy is now in a stagnant situation, and now Japan's debt is very high.
In recent years, the aging of the population, the lack of labor, and the rising labor costs have led to the transfer of factories around the world to South America and Southeast Asia, where labor costs are lower. In recent years, China has been assuming the role of a processing plant in various countries around the world, the main export products are exported to various countries, due to the main economic recession (the same as Japan above), exports encounter difficulties, can only turn to the domestic market, but the gap between the rich and the poor in the country is huge, the upper consumption is limited, the lower class does not dare to consume, real estate eats up a lot of future consumption power, and the next few years may usher in a period of economic slowdown.
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