Is China's economy hitting a speed bump?

[@mmb811]

Even if it does hit a speed bump, it is still 4 times better growth than any other countries economy in the world

[@gf5617]

Really...so whats your problem?

[@johnlay3040]

As long as the world's population is still growing, China's economy will keep on growing.

[@raulmcgangbang6890]

china will grow stronger

[@vamoua4036]

It's actually a good thing for China and the world for China to advance to higher and more advanced fields, at the same time, leaving the lower ones for other less advanced to countries to take up. It's a win-win for everyone because it benefits everybody.

[@Dollarrmb-pk6ub]

It is extremely hard to listen when the voice volume is set so low.

[@stevewang2]

If you are watching and listening to the video on the computer, like I am, then get a better sound card.

[@Dollarrmb-pk6ub]

@@stevewang2 who watch KZbin on a computer, where everyone has a mobile phone. If CGTN wants to reach a wider audience, they have to pay detail attention.

[@Dollarrmb-pk6ub]

Dont understand why CGTN cannot bring up the volume. This is very poor standard for not paying into details.

[@patrickmaurin995]

Getting old?

[@stevewang2]

If you are watching and listening to the video on the computer, like I am, then get a better sound card.

[@ssuwandi3240]

I simply read up on the transcript..

[@liongjiahwong5478]

Have an ears wash, you can hear better.

[@keanphenglim5179]

People or 'experts' who keep harping on how 'low' / 'slow' is the economic growth of China in recent years are either dumb or deliberately lying (or both). The reason is simple - the absolute SIZE of the Chinese economy today is multiple TIMES than it was 10 or 20 years ago. Hence, even an 'average' of 5% economic growth today would roughly be the same increase (in dollars amount) of a '10%' in the past. Just simple arithmetic. In 1984, China grew by 15.2%, and averaged over +10% annually through 2005, so 2023 growth dropping to a mere 5% is a big drop. Thing is, when China grew +15.2% in 1984, their economy was only $260 Billion USD (nominal), so they grew by +$40 Billion. In 2023, China's economy is $18 Trillion USD (nominal), so +5% growth adds +$900 Billion, 22.5 times greater than their 1984 growth and roughly 3.5 times the ENTIRE 1984 Chinese economy. In contrast, the USA will be lucky to add +$20 Billion to their economy, and it'll mostly be FIRE (Finance, Insurance & Real Estate) growth, rather than "real" industrial production and trade in goods. The UK is going into recession, Germany is in "technical" recession, and Japan has been ZERO growth for decades. Meanwhile, sanctioned Russia is expected to grow by +3%, faster than the USA.When people like Adrian Zeihan and Gordon Chang keeps being the nvited to talk and explain why the PRC is "collapsing", we, the informed people, can only wet our pants of laughing.

[@deezeed2817]

The problem is that the global economy is slowing down and China sells to the world. If the world economy is unhealthy then China will suffer too. This is the fundamental problem.

[@raulmcgangbang6890]

and the americans are helbent on declerating global growth to boost its own internal growth.

[@ssuwandi3240]

The majority outside of G7 have none of credit lending issues, including China. Also these countries aren't operating in a heavy costs burn economy faced by G7 Boomers Nation 😊

[@johnli6782]

Don't be so demure and geeky. You have justice and substance on your side, proclaim it with conviction and confidence.

[@gf5617]

Lol idiots

[@windsong3wong828]

There is much xenophobia in the west nowadays. They are loudly calling for the collapse of China. Chinese people need to rally around the country. The Chinese economy is doing OK and it will chug along fine. Western funds leaving China is to be expected. Eventually, the Chinese people will end up owning more of their country’s assets like shares etc and foreigners less It will be the loss for the foreigners. I am a Malaysian and most Malaysian Chinese support China. We all love peace and prosperity.🌈🌈🌈

[@dumy3610]

US government🤡 is the best liar in the world 🤣🤣🤣

[@tomsunuwar6940]

Just ridiculous jealous USA 🇺🇸 uk 🇬🇧 western propaganda 😂😂

[@rayashley7587]

Jealous? two old men see a handsome guy dating a young pretty girl... 🙄☹️😃😁😂

[@TituIshtiaque]

In coming 10 years young population growth will be the main issue for china China should not underestimate this issue like Japan south Korea

[@peanut0brain]

In the garden where I live in chongqing China, I see plenty of young kids running around. Stop worrying about China. None of your goddamn business

[@awesome8975]

Is singapore has 1.4 billion or leichtenstein, qatar? And yet they lead in terms of gdp per capita😂😂😂

[@HappyPandaBear73]

TEAM CHINA ALL THE WAY!👍🙏🙂🐲🐉

[@MubarakmusaInuwa]

Hakane Masha Allah yayi kyau

[@crazypikachucrcr7529]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Buckzoo2030]

For the guest‘是spoke English, CGTV should have used an interpreter or translation if your audience is English speaker. It’s tough to follow what he is saying.

[@SanjayGuddersson]

Then you need learn Chinese. Why you think English big deal?

[@liongjiahwong5478]

Every Chinese leader understands English. Almost all in EU and USA can't speak Chinese. See the difference.

[@urimtefiki226]

china 5.2 last year us 2.5 last year urim tefiki fights with existential threat, I am poor because you both have plundered my invention, shame on you psychopaths

[@MICHAELHACHEROAFABLE-lp6fc]

I CAN'T EVEN ENTER YOUR EMBASSIES TO CLAIM IT.

[@Justiceforall1010]

👍

[@victoronzere66]

Lol did they make it hard to hear this guy for *some reason*???😲

[@onestraw-zx1ph]

Let's put this topic in Marxist terms. China as a developing country has an economy whereby the organic composition of capital ( OCC) is lower than that of a developed country, such as the USA. The OCC is the ratio of constant capital ( machines buildings, raw materials) to variable capital ( wages). Let's s assume that the productivity level is the same in both countries so that the rate of surplus value ( what a worker produces beyond the value of wages in a working day) is 100%, meaning in an 8- hour working day, 4 hours of labor value goes to the workers 4 hours to the capitalist. For an aliquot part of capital of 100, the composition of capital in China could be 60 constant + 40 variable + 40 surplus for a total value of 140. Now in the USA, this composition could be 80 + 20 + 20 = 120 total value. In both cases the rate of surplus value is 100%. Rate of profit in China = surplus value/ cost of production c + v= 40/100=40%, and in the USA profit rate=20/100=20%. Since there is international capital mobilityz the USA capitalists will logically seek investment in China, and as this competition for capital goes on, it will eventually even out the profit rate in both countries ( we discuss this more in the future). BUT The Point is the following: there is an obvious economic rational for FDI to go to China, irrespective of the geopolitical " noise" AND , here's my unique insight: when the profit rate is higher, there is more profit that can be reinvested to " grow" the economy. When the economy grows, the sum of values, the sum of prices which is the gross domestic product grows, also. ERGO, love that word, the gdp growth rate in a developing country will tend to be higher. Note the word " tend" and it's implications that there could be countervailing factors to this phenomenon. Hmmm, I wonder if this resonates among bourgeois economists, such as Professor Yao Yang, who brashly stated that he just might break the glass bowls of Marxist in Peking U. Thanks for reading....yours truly, Professor Bao Helping of the School of Classical Economics, University of Television and the Internet (UTIN).😂

[@onestraw-zx1ph]

Marxist economists are not invited on The Point. As Professor Michael Hudson once quipped, " Just as in the 18 th century,when sex as a topic was taboo, Marxism is not worthy of discussion in America and the West today." I don't expect my comments above to be understood. But, it just might be in a future world.

[@americaneagle76]

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[@MICHAELHACHEROAFABLE-lp6fc]

PLEASE TELL ME HOW TO CLAIM THE SHARES OF STOCKS.

[@MichaelYates-u7c]

Complete collapse= "losing steam" 😂😂😂

[@liongjiahwong5478]

China kept quiet, America spreading false reports on China. When someone is desperate this is what they do. When you lose, slanders are another option. China will print one trillion US dollars and buy everything from the developing and third world like America did many years ago.

[@crazypikachucrcr7529]

Children should have A very well-rounded education with general knowledge of the subjects. With no molestation in their social life, their studies will be very helpful for higher education levels. 🐉☯️🦇

[@MICHAELHACHEROAFABLE-lp6fc]

IT'S OKAY FOR ME TO SHARE AND PAY WHAT IS DUE TO THE COMPANIES DEVELOPING THE INVENTIONS. TO BE TAKEN FROM MY PROPHET INVENTOR'S FUND WHICH PREVIOUS PRESIDENTS OF THE PHILIPPINES CLAIMED I ASKED THEM TO.

[@pethachannel1923]

Li qiuyuan cgtn

[@hedley.bradstone-unbridled]

A lightweight compared to Liu Xin.

[@katateo328]

no vua thoi ma, de con cho de mai mot no tiep DDD

[@MICHAELHACHEROAFABLE-lp6fc]

I WILL HELP MICHELLE OBAMA TO BE NOMINATED AS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT THEN BACK HER UP TO WIN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS!!! THIRD GOD, MICHAEL HACHERO AFABLE, THE HOLY SPIRIT 🙏❤️🙏