Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
China’s rapid rise has been a defining feature of the world for the past four decades. But as its growth slows, forecasters have begun to roll back their predictions for when the country will become the world’s largest economy. The Economist’s top economics editors weigh in on the debate.
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China’s rapid rise has been a defining feature of the world for the past four decades. But as its growth slows, forecasters have begun to roll back their predictions for when the country will become the world’s largest economy. The Economist’s top economics editors weigh in on the debate.
#china #trump #usa #unitedstates #economy
Watch the full show: https://econ.st/4tt0oIf
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