Nel 2023, l’UE ha riacquistato il suo status di seconda economia più grande del mondo, superando la Cina, dopo aver perso il titolo a favore della RPC nel 2021

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di Spyrith

15 Comments

  1. VigorousElk on

    This must be some exchange rate shenanigans, because China grew by 5% last year, whereas the EU grew by less than 1%.

  2. GreyCookieDough on

    Notwithstanding the known issues of Chinese accounting of macroeconomic figures, and the economic situation in both China and the European Union, it is refreshing to see hundreds of millions of people escaping poverty.

    It is a big responsibility to maintain and even grow the welfare of the people, but it is a more interesting game than correctly guessing the opportunities available to a household based on simply the size & fertility of the land they cultivate and/if they hire labourers in their fields.

  3. Stock-Variation-2237 on

    no no no, you are doing it wrong. Here we only bash Europe and say how bad we are.

  4. 2001-Odysseus on

    Good. Now let’s set our eyes on that #1 spot, because surpassing China is like doing better in life than the old bully you had back in school. It feels good, but you always knew Biff’s streak would be over.

  5. pineapple_juice_love on

    Upcoming US cabinet making sure we’ll claim our number 1 slot soon enough

  6. Taking PPP (purchasing power parity) into account, China surpassed the EU in 2013, but since Chinese economic data is disputed, if we say Chinese GDP is actually off by 20%, they still surpassed the EU (accounting for ppp) in 2022

  7. EU still does it badly. The report from Draghi was shocking. It’s more that Chinas reports are off

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