1. A CHINA NA ECONOMIA MUNDIAL PÓS-2000: PARA ALÉM DAS ESTRATÉGIAS IMPERIALISTAS E GEOPOLÍTICAS.
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de Oliveira Prestes, Valdeir and Espíndola, Carlos José
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FOREIGN investments , *PER capita , *GEOPOLITICS , *IMPORTS , *ECONOMIC forecasting ,ECONOMIC conditions in China - Abstract
In the last four decades, the Chinese socio-spatial formation has become the most significant commercial, industrial, and financial power worldwide. Internally, in 1978, the annual GDP growth was 11.3%, and its average real growth was 2.3% in 2020. Per capita income went from US$ 194.80 in 1980 to US$ 10,434.78 in 2020. Externally, China exported US$ 325 billion and imported US$ 295 billion in 2002. In 2020, the exports were US$ 2.5 trillion and imports US$ 2.0 trillion. In turn, the Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) increased from US$ 830 million in 1990 to US$ 110.2 billion in the same period. This rise of China in the world economy has led different authors to emphasize the Chinese imperialist and geopolitical strategies. Contrary to these assertions, the text hypothesizes that the Chinese dynamics in the post-2000 world economy characterize geo-economic strategies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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