China’s Economy Is Rising Do Anyone Think That This Could Pose A Threat To The Status Quo Maintained By Us.
Posted by China Sourcing CommentatorSep 11
There are reviews that China will even surpass the economy of US. the status quo today might be affected. If US will share the bipolarity of power with China in the soon future. Could this also end up in another cold war.
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some would say we are already in involved in a cold war with china
yes you arevery correct, it is only a question of time, many countries are dumping american dollars already.
this can happen to any country
can Britain and France surpass the US
it is not probability, it is decision
but right now, economy is just the tip of the ice berg
so, what are you afraid of?
the world wants threats, cause man is the cause
The US has passed it’s peak. The only question now is how long will it take for it to become another France. China is gaining much more economically than they hope to do militarily. Perhaps the emerging countries in the middle east will be the super power in the next 50 years but China is the only country with both the manpower and money to stand up to Islam.
well if it China goes 2 war then i think they r prepared cause the one main thing they make families only have boys is for them 2 become soldiers and the girls r usually killed or adopted out.It’s really sad apparently they have children working in factories for 50 cents an hour pretty sad a and we but products made in china all the time and guess who there made by ?Sorry just had to share.Bye 4 now n have a good night.
The greatest potential difficulty with a new economic dominance by China would be if that country refuses to recognize its potential impact on other economies and what effects that might ultimately have on its own economy.
The rising economy of Japan could have been a threat to the U.S. economy, but the economic powerbrokers in Japan recognized the importance of the U.S. economy to its own interests. Japan absolutely needs the United States to have a strong economy for trade purposes, but also because Japan is very dependent on the U.S. for its defense.
After World War II the U.S., which was then the dominant economic power in the world, recognized the need for economic stability in Europe and worked to help rebuild those countries. The investment paid off for all parties concerned.
If the Chinese recognize and understand that the United States role as a trade partner and buyer of its goods is a significant force in the Chinese economy all will be happy and the economies of both countries will continue to be strong.
The United States does produce a number of products that China likes and buys, notably airliners and some consumer items, such as appliances. As China increasingly develops its own ability to build these items on its own it will need to have to reach out to other nations to develop markets.
China has the potential to be energy self-sufficient, but depends heavily–as does the U.S.–on imported fuels. Its thirst for petroleum has impacted the price of crude oil and had major impact on the U.S. economy at the consumption level. This is a potential problem in the future as well, and add a third component to this–the growing economic power and fuel demands of India.
I don’t think it will lead to a cold war, although there could be some conflicts in economic interest and some friction in the near term.
The cold war between the Soviet Union and the Western powers was of little benefit to anyone, other than the armaments industry. Nobody in authority really wants to go through that again. It should be recognized that the old Soviet Union and the People’s Republic of China are very different governments philosophically, and I think this makes a cold war less likely.