Will China become the largest economy in the world?

[Abiky]

With fears of US hegemony collapsing soon, many are wondering which will become the world's biggest superpower. Currently, China is the second-largest economy in the world. It has been advancing rapidly, especially in the areas of AI, and EVs (Electric Vehicles). Companies like Deepseek and BYD are becoming a "force to reckon with".

This makes me wonder if soon China will surpass the US as the world's largest economy? If not, why? What do you think will happen if China reigns supreme in the future? Will it become the leading force of the New World Order?

Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

[Sanitough]

We really wouldn’t know what could happen if they ever take over, since it’s always been the US leading from the very start. But honestly, I doubt it will happen anytime soon. Even though China is the closest to the US economically, there’s still quite a gap. And the US will definitely do everything it can to stay on top... that’s for sure.

Until that shift actually happens, it’s all speculation. But like you, I’m hopeful that whatever the future holds, it will bring something good for the majority.

[Stella Mese]

With fears of US hegemony collapsing soon, many are wondering which will become the world's biggest superpower. Currently, China is the second-largest economy in the world. It has been advancing rapidly, especially in the areas of AI, and EVs (Electric Vehicles). Companies like Deepseek and BYD are becoming a "force to reckon with".

This makes me wonder if soon China will surpass the US as the world's largest economy? If not, why? What do you think will happen if China reigns supreme in the future? Will it become the leading force of the New World Order?

Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I think China could surpass the US in economic factors but not now, indeed China's economic growth is very rapid but it needs a lot of adjustments that must be fixed, compared to America, it is already stable in the economy because they have built their economy for a long time so their foundation is really strong, which of course has dollars and its currency has become a transaction in the world, but we don't know in the future this is just an estimate that can change at any time.

[asriloni]

Nope! China will not become largest economy in the world in a short time. You forgot how they're also having darkside too

- Demography crisis

- Dictator era may soon end and create chaos

- Real estate crisis, etc.

Those things are really affecting their growth, and it most likely they will retain their number 2 for years, decade or even century. Rome wasn't build in a day, and not fair when you mention their good side without also mentioning their dark side.

[Negotiation]

Whether China can overtake the United States to become the world's largest economy is a matter of serious concern as China has been experiencing rapid economic growth for the past few decades making it the world's second largest economy. Although its growth has slowed somewhat since 2020 China is still in a strong position in many areas. The United States may be growing at a relatively slower pace but its economic infrastructure and technological advantages are still strong. China could overtake the United States but it will be a long term process.

[batang_bitcoin]

With fears of US hegemony collapsing soon, many are wondering which will become the world's biggest superpower. Currently, China is the second-largest economy in the world. It has been advancing rapidly, especially in the areas of AI, and EVs (Electric Vehicles). Companies like Deepseek and BYD are becoming a "force to reckon with".

This makes me wonder if soon China will surpass the US as the world's largest economy? If not, why? What do you think will happen if China reigns supreme in the future? Will it become the leading force of the New World Order?

Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

It won't matter to me if they will become the 1st in terms of economy king in the world. But I don't think that it will come handy to them despite with all of the innovation and the things that are happening there. There is so much to consider aside from technology and cars stuff for them to reign better than the US. The US will do everything that it can with the new leadership that it has got for it to remain on its footstool. But what if there is no need to compare between two economies and they start working together?

[X-ray]

With fears of US hegemony collapsing soon, many are wondering which will become the world's biggest superpower. Currently, China is the second-largest economy in the world. It has been advancing rapidly, especially in the areas of AI, and EVs (Electric Vehicles). Companies like Deepseek and BYD are becoming a "force to reckon with".

This makes me wonder if soon China will surpass the US as the world's largest economy? If not, why? What do you think will happen if China reigns supreme in the future? Will it become the leading force of the New World Order?

Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

considering their population and their infrastructure, it's highly plausible, but US also trying to get back manufacturing to the US, so there will be competition.
I like this kind of competition though because both countries will strive for even better technology, as of now the AI sector has been showing great growth due to the competition.

but I reckon china will be long away from becoming largest economy, still got many things to catch up compared to the US.

[DaNNy001]

When it comes to technology no other country is on the same pace as China, they are taking over in everything and it's just a matter of time before they become the largest economy in the world. If we want to compare china to the united states you'd see that china has more technological innovations than them asides from weapons. Every other technology that the united states and any other country has invented china has done a better version. This country has been advancing rapidly in technology, infrastructure and also in the aspect of AI creation.

[cabron]

Whoever is the richest and has the military power rules the world. Which means they will have to fight for the leadership US and China, that's what it means.  The current leader has to fall before another can replace it. Kinda like the leader of a pack of wolves, it has to be challenged and the challenger shall win before it becomes the leader.

But then some geopolitical people analyzed it like there will be multipolar world though, the West will be ruled by US and West will be ruled by China. That's how they see it.

[mihaybus]

But then some geopolitical people analyzed it like there will be multipolar world though, the West will be ruled by US and West will be ruled by China. That's how they see it.

Could you share where you read this information and what source it’s from? Also, I’m curious—how knowledgeable are these "specialists" when it comes to geopolitics?

[Lida93]

We really wouldn’t know what could happen if they ever take over, since it’s always been the US leading from the very start. But honestly, I doubt it will happen anytime soon. Even though China is the closest to the US economically, there’s still quite a gap. And the US will definitely do everything it can to stay on top... that’s for sure.

Until that shift actually happens, it’s all speculation. But like you, I’m hopeful that whatever the future holds, it will bring something good for the majority.

For me the competition from China is fantastic and should be applauded. Competition is good it favours the majority of the populace. I mean if we assess how they have to come this far economically and technologically, with all of that efforts they deserve a thumbs up having to always put the US on their toe.

Of course they may not get ahead of the US any time soon but they stand a great possibility in achieving that than any other country of the world should the US loose guard. I think a majority of what China produces despite how good the quality tend to be cheaper to those of the US and that's where they do always have a market to stay competitive economically despite how much the US is said to be ahead of them in the world.

[Alphakilo]

This makes me wonder if soon China will surpass the US as the world's largest economy? If not, why? What do you think will happen if China reigns supreme in the future? Will it become the leading force of the New World Order?

China will not become the largest economy in the world because:

• the US dollar is the world's reserve currency and will remain so for many years. Until this changes to RMB, then nothing changes.
• the Trump $5 million "gold card" offering will increase the country's GDP. Unless China does something similar then nothing changes.

[kotajikikox]

With fears of US hegemony collapsing soon, many are wondering which will become the world's biggest superpower. Currently, China is the second-largest economy in the world. It has been advancing rapidly, especially in the areas of AI, and EVs (Electric Vehicles). Companies like Deepseek and BYD are becoming a "force to reckon with".

China has always been at the forefront when it comes to large economies. They are leading numerous industries including trade. They have so much products that are being distributed all over the world.

This makes me wonder if soon China will surpass the US as the world's largest economy? If not, why? What do you think will happen if China reigns supreme in the future? Will it become the leading force of the New World Order?

Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I do not think US is as in danger as everyone thinks it might be. US dollar is still quite strong and it will continue to be the strongest one for a while in my opinion. If US does drop though and China surpass them, one could assume that Yen might be the new strongest currency and one that the rest of the world have to depend on.

[Oluwa-btc]

With fears of US hegemony collapsing soon, many are wondering which will become the world's biggest superpower. Currently, China is the second-largest economy in the world. It has been advancing rapidly, especially in the areas of AI, and EVs (Electric Vehicles). Companies like Deepseek and BYD are becoming a "force to reckon with".

This makes me wonder if soon China will surpass the US as the world's largest economy? If not, why? What do you think will happen if China reigns supreme in the future? Will it become the leading force of the New World Order?

Possibly it can happen because China are known for their widespread economy growth and they still fall in line of being one of the top largest country with a well defined economy state but having them take the lead is something that can possibly happen if care is not taken and I don't see anything wrong with it. And this can happen because China are known for having most prominent profitable companies that behold most products we use in the World today, so they can submerged and surpass the US economy.

[mirtotanota]

China has been able to establish friendly relations with most countries in the world to this day. On the one hand, due to the communist nature of the government and the efforts of the people, they had significant economic growth. On the other hand, it is so powerful that it has financial transactions with countries that have been sanctioned by the United States, such as Iran, and so far the United States has not been able to stop it, and this is also a sign of China's power. On the other hand, we have witnessed Trump's behavior with Zelensky, the European Union, and NATO, and this shows that this country is no longer trustworthy. In my opinion, it is very likely that we will see China become the world's leading power in the near future.

[Cryptohygenic]

This makes me wonder if soon China will surpass the US as the world's largest economy? If not, why? What do you think will happen if China reigns supreme in the future? Will it become the leading force of the New World Order?

China has been one of a top leading technologies and productions nation in the world and that particularly has brought them to the worlds economy positions.
The vision of China has been aimed to dominate the world with their global services that is why they have not been engaging in the geopolitical sentiments and while others are not being foresighted of the China's race, they are more concerned on political interests.
On this China has gradually pushed up to second position in the world economy. I may not assure they will take over the word power in the future but I see them possesses the potentials to take cover.

[Gozie51]

Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

China is one of the biggest economy no doubt and it has also grown in EVs and AI which is a symbol of countries that have gone through modern way of doing things and technologically inclined. However, if we want to look at the indices that could make a country become the number financial/economic hob for growth in all ramification, we have to consider language, the popular of people speaking the language and the use of currency because those are very important in business environment, most times it is stressful to deal with customer with language barrier and you would resort to language translator.

Lets compare China and US in this area of language and currency.
China has about 23 countries that speak Chinese and that is about 1.6 billion of people in the world and they are dominant around the Chinese area. Yuan is not that popular compared to dollar.
The world has about 67 countries that speak English which is the dominant language of US, most of these countries are scattered in the world and are more familiar with dollar. Some of this information we can get if we search maybe not that accurate in figure but sure language is a barrier and we have more countries that speak English in the world than they speak Chinese. So it is still going to be difficult for China to move into that space even if US is not able to hold on to it.

[Swordsoffreedom]

We really wouldn’t know what could happen if they ever take over, since it’s always been the US leading from the very start. But honestly, I doubt it will happen anytime soon. Even though China is the closest to the US economically, there’s still quite a gap. And the US will definitely do everything it can to stay on top... that’s for sure.

Until that shift actually happens, it’s all speculation. But like you, I’m hopeful that whatever the future holds, it will bring something good for the majority.

Our world has existed for thousands of years and has gone through many different cultures and  dominations .  Meanwhile, the United States has only dominated the world for a little over 100 years and 106 years to be exact if I remember correctly, so it would be incorrect to say that they have dominated the world from the very beginning.


Yes, if we compare GDP, China is still far behind the United States with GDPs of 18 trillion and 30 trillion respectively. But you should know that in just the past  10 years , China's GDP has nearly doubled, from $10 trillion to $18 trillion in just a decade. If they can maintain that momentum, I believe they will soon catch up with the United States in the  coming  years .


Monopolies and dictatorships have never benefited the masses, they only benefit those in power, so a multipolar world will certainly bring more good than a unipolar world.

[mirtotanota]

Just take a look at things you have in your house, where they made?

[Wexnident]

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China is big yes, but I don't think it's going to continue to develop as fast as it has in the past years. Like we saw the US stagnat (or at least slow down) for a reason. Because it was already big. And the bigger they are, the more likely they're going to stagnant or slow down in terms of advancing. Not to mention that there's competition with the US as well, then it's more likely that they're just going to compete at the top but never really passing the US.

But who knows? There might be some tech that's going to be developed that'd help surpass the US. Deepseek yes was a competitor at launch but at the end it's just US companies over pricing their products since they have the monopoly. Now that there's competition they'd just tone it down.