In today’s debate, we see how comparing the economies of the United States and China is important for a comprehensive understanding of the global economic landscape, as both countries play dominant roles in international trade, finance, geopolitical relations, and fight for global supremacy. Using multiple economic indicators, we can gain a nuanced and multi-dimensional perspective of their strengths, weaknesses, and future trajectories and how they apply to each nation. This book compares both countries using 100 economic indicators in 250+ comparative charts. Some examples are GDP, Growth, Economic Structure, Political Systems, Innovation, Technology, International Trade, Foreign Direct Investments, Inequality, Labor force, Competitiveness, Financial Systems, Energy Models, etc.
Most economic indicators present a longitudinal analysis from 20 years ago until today, so the reader can see the evolution of each nation and its compared position in today’s economy. In most of the indicators, we can also visualize a mathematical forecast made by the author for both nations until 2030 (and in some cases a forecast until 2050). The economic indicators include qualitative comments from the author based on extra research which derive in a final “author verdict” stating what nation is today and/or is expected to be in a better position by 2030 in its fight to achieve or keep its global Economic Supremacy. At the end of the book, the reader can clearly understand the performance of each country today and what must be done in the future to become the best economy in the world. A comprehensive work that eliminates bias when addressing this complex issue.
