A deep dive into the similarities and contrasts between two Asian economic powerhouses and their paths to prosperity.
In recent years, and particularly recently, as China's economic growth has slowed down?
It grew 400% faster than America's during Covid and will grow by almost $1.5 trillion this year–faster than any country, including the EU, has ever grown.
Great breakdown of Japan and China's rise.
I think the tl;dr is that Japan was destroyed in the 90s because a massive QE-initiated bubble that their American masters forced on them. Reminds me of this documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17IKA-YsqXQ&ab_channel=FilmIsNowMovies
Unlike Japan, China isn't a neoliberal country that is subject to these same problems, so I see no reason why they can't smash the US's ceiling.
In recent years, and particularly recently, as China's economic growth has slowed down?
It grew 400% faster than America's during Covid and will grow by almost $1.5 trillion this year–faster than any country, including the EU, has ever grown.
Great breakdown of Japan and China's rise.
I think the tl;dr is that Japan was destroyed in the 90s because a massive QE-initiated bubble that their American masters forced on them. Reminds me of this documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17IKA-YsqXQ&ab_channel=FilmIsNowMovies
Unlike Japan, China isn't a neoliberal country that is subject to these same problems, so I see no reason why they can't smash the US's ceiling.