In that case wages would be quite a bit bigger than gdp (AS claimed Here) which is essentially impossible
Comparing the average wage claimed Here to gdp/capital claimed here de would also habe to assume for Evers Worker there are 3 non workers - which again is not compatible with chinese workforce data
What China achived in the last 2 decades is impressive enough AS it is - i dont geht why you feel the need to exaggerate it (unless of course you can Provide sources )
i think that rather than being an actual exaggeration the person who created it used some bad descriptions for things. what they describe as gdp is clearly ppp. income is probably 42.000 annually for example.
Sooo … Sources ? Cause e.g. if you look up Chinas Debt/GDP ratio you will find ~90℅ ( https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/debt-to-gdp-ratio-by-country )
If you look for the average incone you will find ~ 10000 yuan ( https://wage.is/china/ )
42k seems incredibly unlikely: 42k yuan would done to 6.2k dollars a month - or ~ 75k a year The chinese laborforce is about 770 Million people ( https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SL.TLF.TOTL.IN?locations=CN )
In that case wages would be quite a bit bigger than gdp (AS claimed Here) which is essentially impossible
Comparing the average wage claimed Here to gdp/capital claimed here de would also habe to assume for Evers Worker there are 3 non workers - which again is not compatible with chinese workforce data
What China achived in the last 2 decades is impressive enough AS it is - i dont geht why you feel the need to exaggerate it (unless of course you can Provide sources )
GDP PPP = 41 trillion https://www.worldometers.info/gdp/gdp-by-country/?metric=ppp®ion=asia&source=imf&year=2025 GDP per capita = 13.000 https://data.worldbank.org/country/china
i think that rather than being an actual exaggeration the person who created it used some bad descriptions for things. what they describe as gdp is clearly ppp. income is probably 42.000 annually for example.
Thanks for sharing, I thought the debt number had to be wrong (just knowing that China, like most nations, is driven by debt). Appreciate the sources.