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Can China’s companies conquer the world?
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In this article, the authors discuss the increasing economic power of China and Chinese businesses, including Chinese great power power power status in the future, including the projection that China will have a higher gross domestic product (GDP) through 2028.Abstract:
The article discusses the increasing economic power of China and Chinese businesses, including Chinese great power power status in the future. The relationship between the economic power of the U.S. and China, including the projection that China will have a higher gross domestic product (GDP) through 2028, is discussedread more
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