How strong is the Chinese economy?

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How strong is the Chinese economy?
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Published on Jul 16, 2019

Despite ongoing changes in the world's second-largest economy, China continued to prosper, and growth reached 6.3 percent in the first half of 2019. As China's trade rises, especially with major trading partners other than the United States, how will that affect the world economy, with many economies suffering from global trade tensions? What are the challenges and potential in China's continuing transformation and further opening-up? And how will China position itself as it tries to stimulate a more dynamic global economic pattern?

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19 Comments
 Auggie Giuseppe
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Louis Chau
Louis Chau
1 hour ago
It should be how strong China’s economy will be going from manufacturing to consumer driving economy and the rise of the middle class ..

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 jerry daniel
jerry daniel
34 minutes ago
Hypocrites dark side only push China to work harder grow and faster more than ever my friend 😁😁😁
China study hard
China working hard

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Blue_Ocean
Blue_Ocean
59 minutes ago (edited)
China's economy still has at least another 40 to 50 years of progress. China's domestic market already the world's largest is still an untapped potential. China is in the process of transforming herself from an export driven economy to that of domestic consumption models practiced by all high income industrialized countries. It would take time and many adjustments. Just like a car, a shift in gear would cause some discomfort and a slowdown in speed but after that it's smooth riding all the way!

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Ming Yang
Ming Yang
21 minutes ago
So strong the world bully America got its butt kicked, kicked and kicked again in a trade war.😂🤣🖕🏻

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Anders
Anders
20 minutes ago
Yes, I wonder as mentioned in the video about how China will deal with exponential growth of automation such as robotics and AI. I think most countries will have to introduce something like a universal basic income during a transition period over some decades into a new kind of world.



mimana2
mimana2
1 hour ago
By limiting external markets to their stock, China ensures their population is used well to consume their own products without interference from external elements.  The US on the other hand is all open and external elements have access to their market.



US Of Zion
US Of Zion
33 minutes ago
Sustainability is what China needs to maintain or risk a dieing economy by becoming consumable Country. Clean energy and ways to produce food in the masses using greenhouses.



6packter
6packter
32 minutes ago
USa growth is based on the share market



Ramsay Elias
Ramsay Elias
43 minutes ago
I do not understand why if chinese economy grows 6.3 % is a singn of a weak economy  then what abaout the north amercan economy growing only 3% is a great economy?

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 Diaz Miller
Diaz Miller
1 hour ago
💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪



Danniel Zhong
Danniel Zhong
40 minutes ago (edited)
It depends on the next generation. East Asian culture is like always depending on their parents generation. So it’s destined that the boom economy won’t last long



MC
MC
44 minutes ago
Unbreakable...



Colin Barnes
Colin Barnes
6 minutes ago
The US needs 2 Trillion  dollars worth of spending on its worn out infrastructure and they are ignoring it because they have no money, they have about 100 Trillion in overall debt, I really think that the US should concentrate on fixing it's own house rather than trying to disrupt the world economy.



6packter
6packter
34 minutes ago
Ban all USA companies



momoi hao
momoi hao
28 minutes ago
China is 😲😲😲😲😲😲