>>>> China's is already 1/2 th the size of the U. S. economy.
>>>> That comes out to be 6 years for double digit growth rates.
>>>>>It has to bridge the gap between a $3-4trillion gdp
>>>>> and a $13-14trillion gdp.
>>>>> Apparently you have some difficulty with basic arithmetic.
>>>> You are in a state of denial concerning the size of China's economy.
>>> Then so is the official China news agency Xinhua. What's your source?
>>> " Last year, the country's gross domestic product (GDP) grew
>>> 11.4percent year-on-year to 24.6619 trillion yuan (3.43 trillion U.S.
>>> dollars), but the risks of spiraling inflation and economic
>>> overheating were also rising."
>
>
>> Even using your numbers China's economy is still > 1/5th the size of
>> the U. S. economy.
>>1/5th is not 1/2 except perhaps in your delusional alternate universe.
>>> It would take zero growth in the USA *for decades* for the Chinese to
>>> catch us. Decades, Brat.
>>> Do the math.
>> N = ln 5 / ln 1.114 = 1.61/0.11 = 14 years
>> That ain't decades.
> But it's also not 6years
Admit it. You suck at math.
The real answer is much closer to 6 years than 14, and it _certainly_
isn't "decades" as you tried to bluster everyone into believing.
. . .
>> And the GOP tax cut stagflation, predicted by the greatest minds to
>> last for decades is a result of censorship of economic information
> The "greatest minds" being George Soros?
> Did this great mind also predict similar stagflation in the European
> welfare states?
How do you think he did so well against the Bank of England?
Bret Cahill
