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Will the U.S grow faster than China, ever for the future? Will China permanently or only temporarily surpass the U.S economically?

Don't know

the US can't grow faster currently

idk

when china catches up GDP wise maybe

China will grow faster, then crash

Chinas economy has nearly unlimited slave labour, they’ll grow

I don't think they will ever actually surpass the us

China's GNP is already several trillion greater than the US. However, their GDP is starting to smooth out, which also bears in it now having some "growing pains".

The chinese as a people are getting older

The same problem europe is having will happen to china in the next 10-15 years

U.s is gonna grow but not at the same rate. I can imagine the US going at a more consistent rate. China will probably fluctuate.

It really depends on how Trump does in this trade war. If Trump can exploit the vulnerabilities in the Chinese economy then China will crash and have a tough time trying to recover

China's going to pass the US

China has the option of just letting their old die though

in terms of GDP

The US population is aging too

most populations are

Sans immigrants

Not to neglect migrants, of course, though with xenophobic, isolationist attitudes...

Well, the US is definitely going to be aging

yeah, the US's tfr is 1.9

Not terrible, but below replacement by a fair bit

to be fair, China has a lower tfr, but that's artificial

Hello.

China will surpass the United States

China will surpass the US simply because they are not a democracy and can implement reforms faster to face long term problems, like the fertility rate.
To to be fair the male/female ratio in China is going to cause some problems in the future

The cost of that is the second the government becomes weak or stops producing results everything collapses @名被盜

They can’t use the militaristic strategy since they have a massive population and working class

Militarism isn't really enough to dominate the world anyways

At least, in the 21st century

It is

Not really

It's all about that GDP

You just have to have support from the US

Especially manufacturing industries imo

Look at Israel for example

chad israel

Not known for being a world power

not a world power but doesn't need to be

it has dominance in the region