I literally had to scroll through 20 paragraphs to even reach their "evidence" of china's decline (did you know that by 2050, 200 million people will retire? Devestating)
Lmao, looking at Western millenials and zoomers, by 2050 the Imperial core will be in a deep, DEEP demographics crisis. Pure fuckin projection from FP, as usual.
The United States, being one of the world’s largest economies, imports a total of $133 billion USD worth of food and food products, followed by China at $105.26 billion USD, Germany at $98.90 billion USD, Japan at $68.86 billion USD
Seriously, the US imports more in total dollar amount than China, which has roughly 4 1/2 times the population (and is supposedly unable to grow anything any longer)
In 2019, the top exporters of Water were France ($955M), China ($723M), Italy ($680M), Belgium ($203M), and Fiji ($168M). In 2019, the top importers of Water were United States ($701M), Hong Kong ($642M), Belgium ($261M), Germany ($238M), and Japan ($168M).
Maybe the idiot read the table wrong, I got nothing here
Bit trickier, but China does import more oil/gas than the US (but not by much). Can't find anything showing purchase power agreements or similar though
Sooo....where do I get a job where I get to be grossly incorrect and/or just make things up?
Also:
According to data from DBS Bank, it takes three times as many inputs to produce a unit of growth today as it did in the early 2000s.
If only someone had predicted the rate of profit would fall
And he has relentlessly pursued the centralization of power at the expense of economic prosperity.
I suppose that is one way to frame central planning; whatever will the poor executiverinos do if they can't run wild and free?
I literally had to scroll through 20 paragraphs to even reach their "evidence" of china's decline (did you know that by 2050, 200 million people will retire? Devestating)
Lmao, looking at Western millenials and zoomers, by 2050 the Imperial core will be in a deep, DEEP demographics crisis. Pure fuckin projection from FP, as usual.
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Funny thing is, the other things they cite (importing lots of resources/food), the US imports more of (or very NEARLY more of) in total dollar amount.
Food
Seriously, the US imports more in total dollar amount than China, which has roughly 4 1/2 times the population (and is supposedly unable to grow anything any longer)
Water
Maybe the idiot read the table wrong, I got nothing here
Energy
Bit trickier, but China does import more oil/gas than the US (but not by much). Can't find anything showing purchase power agreements or similar though
Sooo....where do I get a job where I get to be grossly incorrect and/or just make things up?
Also:
If only someone had predicted the rate of profit would fall
I suppose that is one way to frame central planning; whatever will the poor executiverinos do if they can't run wild and free?