The Flat Earth Society
Other Discussion Boards => Philosophy, Religion & Society => Topic started by: Action80 on October 25, 2021, 11:07:28 AM
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How long do you expect to survive in a world where China owns not only the methods of production but also the means of supply and delivery?
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How long do you expect to survive in a world where China owns not only the methods of production but also the means of supply and delivery?
Ask Pepsi. China is a hybrid economy where some companies have autonomy and private ownership.
Or look at statistics on life expectancy, if thats your question.
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How long do you expect to survive in a world where China owns not only the methods of production but also the means of supply and delivery?
You believe that this may occur soon why?
I know that China’s 14th five-year self-sufficiency plan that runs from 2021 through 2025 is underway,
but what does that mean in actual empirical terms? When you look at the date, China imports crude
petroleum ($204b), integrated circuits ($123b), iron ore ($83.1b), petroleum gas ($47.8b), and cars ($43.1b),
importing mostly from South Korea ($136b), Japan ($128B), Australia ($111b), Germany ($107b), and
the United States ($103b). And, maybe surprisingly, China imports six million tonnes of rice annually.
Are those needs gonna be gone in a mere 5 years, or 10 years, or even 25 years?