China in 2020
December 27th, 2010

Via Seeking Alpha, three very interesting maps of China illustrating countries that have equal GDP to Chinese provinces in 2000, 2009 and 2020.  As the maps indicate, in 2000, China’s union of provinces was similar to poor, developing countries. By 2009, China had grown into a union of provinces similar to many booming, developing countries. By 2020, it is projected that China GDP will be the sum of top-tier developing countries.


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