Dueling Titans CHINA

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Dueling TitansCHINA

• by Marina Z. Mi T.

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Contents

• China in general
• Development of China
• Made in China
• Competition between both superpowers
• Conclusion

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China in general

• 1,321 mrd resident (2007)
• biggest state in East Asia (9.571.302km²)
• 4th biggest country of the world
• name was founded in the Qin-Dynasty
• official languageMandarin
• capitalPeking (Beijing)
• foundation of the Republic of China in 1949
• with 2,5mio soldiers the biggest army in the world

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Development of China

• risen development
• grown economy,armamet,political power
• worlds largest holder of foreign currency
  reserves
• China profits by Americas decline
• big trading partner for America
• worlds largest shopping mall not anymore in
  Canada but it Beijing

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Made in China

• almost everything nowadays bears the "Made in
  Chinatag
• America imports low-priced products like
  textiles,toys, electronic equipment etc.from
  China
• China exports a lot to other countries Made in
  China tag is spread world wide

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Main trade partners (2005)

• Ausfuhr (in )
  Einfuhr (in )
• USA 21,4
  Japan 15,2,3
• Hongkong, SVR 16 Korea
  (Rep.) 11,6
• Japan 11,0
  Taiwan 11,3
• Korea (Rep.) 4,6 USA
  7,4
• Germany 4,3
  Germany 4,7
• Niederlande 3,4
  Malaysia 3,0
• GB 2,5
  Singapur 2,5
• other countries 36,5 other
  countries 44,3
• EU 18,9
  EU 11,1

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Core products of foreign trade (2005)

• Textilien u. Bekleidung 15,1
• elektronische Erzeugnisse 24,3
• Büromaschinen/EDV 14,5
• chemische Erzeugnisse 11,8
• Nachrichtentechnik/TV 12,4
• Rohstoffe 10,6
• Elektrotechnik 7,2
• Maschinen 10,3
• Maschinen 5,7
• Brennstoffe und technische Öle 9,7
• chemische Erzeugnisse 4,7
• Elektrotechnik 6,4

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Competition between both superpowers

• dominance of global supremacy
• competition and rivalry
• Chinas supremacy starts, as for America its
  pretty much the opposite
• China Americas biggest supplier
• High tech vs. recycled  paper
• no more trade imbalance
• Japans process in automobile manufacture better
  than "Made in USA"

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• instead of China as the "stragetic partner" it
  became "strategic competitor"
• China profits by Americas decline
• rivalry between Beijing Washington
• Chinas armament grows rapidly
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Ranking agriculture

• product  rank  production  China- USA- D
• Getreide 1 (2/8)    422,6 Mio. t (2004)  
  Wolle (ungewaschen) 2 (-/-)    0,52 Mio. t
  (2004)    
• Weizen 1 (3/6)    91,33 Mio. t (2004)    
  Bananen 3 (-/-)    6,22 Mio. t (2004)    
• Äpfel 1 (2/9)    20,5 Mio. t (2004)  
  Holz 3 (1/13)    286,1 Mio. m³ (2003)    
• Reis 1 (11/-)    186,73 Mio. t (2004)    
  Rinder (Bestand) 3 (4/20)    106,5 Mio.
  (2004)  
• Kartoffeln 1 (4/7)   75,05 Mio. t (2004)
  Rindfleisch 3 (1/11)    6,27 Mio. t (2004)  
   
• Baumwolle 1 (2/-)  5,2 Mio. t (2003)    
  Zucker 3 (4/9)    11,1 Mio. t (2003)    
• Schweine (Bestand) 1 (2/4)  472,9 Mio. (2004)
  Sojabohnen 4 (1/-)    17,75 Mio. t (2004)  
• Schafe (Bestand) 1 (-/-)  157,3 Mio. (2004)    
  Kautschuk 5 (-/-)    0,55 Mio. t (2004)  
• Fleisch 1 (2/4)  72,64 Mio. t (2004)    
  Weintrauben 5 (4/12)    5,34 Mio. t (2004)
     
• Schweinefleisch 1 (2/3)   47,75 Mio. t (2004)  
  Orangen 6 (2/-)    1,89 Mio. t (2004)    
• Schaffleisch 1 (-/-)    1,94 Mio. t (2004)  
    Milch 7 (1/4)    18,85 Mio. t (2004)    
• Fisch (Fangerträge) 1 (5/-)   44,06 Mio. t (2001)
  Zitronen 8 (7/-)    1,89 Mio. t (2004)  
• Hühnerfleisch 2 (1/-)    9,46 Mio. t (2004)    
  Käse 16 (1/2)    0,23 Mio. t (2004)    
• Mais 2 (1/-)    131,86 Mio. t (2004)  
    Butter - (3/5)    -

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Ranking mining and industry

• Zink 1 (5/-)    2,2 Mio. t (2003)    
  Gold 6 (2/-)    170 t (2001)  
• Zinn 1 (-/-)    55,6 Mio. t (2003)    
  Silber 7 (6/-)    1200 t (2003)    
• Blei 2 (3/-)    0,67 Mio. t (2003)    
  Kupfer 9 (3/-)    0,55 Mio. t (2002)    
• Eisenerz 3 (7/-)    109,4 Mio. t (2001) Platin -
  (4/-)   
• Bauxit 6 (-/-)    8 Mio. t (2003)    
  Diamanten - (-/-)    -

Eisen 1 (4/7)    202,3 Mio. t (2003)     Zement
1 (3/14)    725 Mio. t (2003)     Stahl 1 (3/6) 
  220,1 Mio. t (2003)     Kunstfasern 1 (3/9) 
  7,9 Mio. t (2001)     Aluminium 1 (4/10)    4,3
Mio. t (2003) Dünger 1 (3/14)    23,6 Mio. t
(2002)     Papier Pappe 2 (1/5)  37,9 Mio. t
(2003)    
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Conclusion

• experts believe China can become worlds top
• China already able to strengthen their oil
  supplies
• Made in China-products
• spread all over the world

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