Us Futurist: China Needs At Least 20 Years To Reach The Current US Economic Aggregate.

Economics

Strength will not catch up with the US in the near future; it will take at least 20 years for China to reach the current level of the US economy.

According to China News Service reported on September 21st, the famous American futurist John Naisbitt said in Beijing 21, China's economic strength will not catch up with the United States in the near future. China needs at least 20 years to achieve the current U.S. economic aggregate level.

Today, the China International Economic Exchange Center holds the "economic monthly talk" campaign.

John Nash, the author of the book of great trends, and his wife Doris Naisbitt here jointly published the topic entitled "Sino US development".

John Naisbitt said that China's total economic output will increase from about 5 trillion US dollars a year to the current US total of nearly 15 trillion US dollars. We still need to (0) (0) comment on other comments in this article.

After a long time of efforts, China will continue to advance and the United States will continue.

While stressing that his predictions are optimistic, John Naisbitt also pointed out that China will lead the world in some industries and areas without waiting for 20 years.

He said that China should compete with the western countries in the emerging field, such as nanotechnology, electric vehicles, biotechnology, robotics, information technology and so on, which will enable China to stand on the same starting line with the western countries.

For the current economic situation of Japan, once the world's second largest economy, the Futurist pointed out that the Japanese economy is at a stalemate. The micro management of many large enterprises in Japan is facing huge problems, which makes it look for new channels for a long time.