Economic rise of china and its consequences

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History of china's economy


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Economic Rise of
China and its
Consequences
Banjo Niyi

China : some
information (2013)
Complete name : People's Republic of China
Population : 1,368 billion inhabitants
Area : 9.561.000 km²
Head of state : Xi Jinping

但什么  
经济
?!*
* But what about economy ?

I) The China rise :
History and current
situation

Historical review
Centrally planned economy, Mao Zedong (1949-
1979)
Beginning of socialist market economy, Deng
Xiaoping (end of the 1970's)
WTO in 2001, a symbol
2008 : less affected
2010 : 2nd economic powerhouse

Before 1979
 Collectivist agriculture
 Limits put on companies
 Economical failure

After 1979
 First stage
 De-collectivisation of
agricultrue
 Trade&Foreign Inv
 Less barriers on
entrepreneurship
Second stage
 Privatisation
 Lifting of price control
 Protectionist policies

Agriculture
Industrial sectors
Trade & Foreign Inv
Infrastructure
Government finances
Key ideas

Increasing wheat production

China : a socialist market
economy
Economical liberalism & authoritarian
political system
Different kind of companies : state
owned ; state holding ; private ;urban
collectives

Chinese economical
situation
Unemployment rate (2013) :
4,1% (IMF)
GDP (2013) $9181 billions
(IMF)
Growth : 7,7% (IMF)

Chinese economical
situation

Trade & Partners
Balance of trade : $182
billions (2013, IMF)

A weak currency
 1€ = 6,62 renminbi
 1$ = 6,25 renminbi.
 Advantage in trade : exports are
supported
 Currency impossible to convert

II) Consequences

Incomplete transition to
market economy
Over dependance on export
and fixed investment
Banking system
Growing pollution
Corruption
Challenges for
China

Huge Chinese demand of raw
materials
Increasing prices ?
Consequences on
global demand

Consequences on
global growth
 China is supposed to help global
growth
 But new orientated economy (2011)
 Another theory..

Consequences on
global supply
 Cheap and large work force & weak
currency
 Higher competition
 But closed domestic market (technology
transfer)

Consequences on
currency & debts

 Biggest amount of greenhouse
gases in the world
 In the Kyoto Protocol but...
 Agreement with the USA (end
of 2014)
Consequences on
the environment

Consequences on global
politics
 A new world ?
 A new system that is working ?

Thank you for
your attention !
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