Interesting. I've remember reading decades ago that economists believe China was exagerating its GDP growth rates. After enough years have passed, it should be easy enough to determine if the growth exagerations lead to a massively exagerated GDP level. This methodology helps verify that.
Interesting. I've remember reading decades ago that economists believe China was exagerating its GDP _growth_ rates. After enough years have passed, it should be easy enough to determine if the growth exagerations lead to a massively exagerated GDP level. This methodology helps verify that.
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Interesting. I've remember reading decades ago that economists believe China was exagerating its GDP growth rates. After enough years have passed, it should be easy enough to determine if the growth exagerations lead to a massively exagerated GDP level. This methodology helps verify that.