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Dueling Titans CHINA

Dueling Titans CHINA. by Marina Z. & Mi T. Contents. China in general Development of China “Made in China“ Competition between both superpowers Conclusion. China in general. 1,321 mrd resident (2007) biggest state in East Asia (9.571.302km²) 4th biggest country of the world

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Dueling Titans CHINA

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  1. Dueling TitansCHINA by Marina Z. & Mi T.

  2. Contents • China in general • Development of China • “Made in China“ • Competition between both superpowers • Conclusion

  3. 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 language:Mandarin • capital:Peking (Beijing) • foundation of the Republic of China in 1949 • with 2,5mio soldiers the biggest army in the world

  4. Development of China • risen development • growneconomy,armamet,political power • world´s largest holder of foreign currency reserves • China profits by America´s decline • big trading partner for America • world´s largest shopping mall not anymore in Canada but it Beijing

  5. “Made in China“ • almost everything nowadays bears the "Made in China„tag • 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

  6. 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

  7. 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%

  8. Competition between both superpowers • dominance of global supremacy • competition and rivalry • China´s supremacy starts, as for America it´s pretty much the opposite • China= Americas biggest supplier • “High tech vs. recycled  paper“ • no more trade imbalance • Japan´s process in automobile manufacture better than "Made in USA"

  9. instead of China as the "stragetic partner" it became "strategic competitor" • China profits by America´s decline • rivalry between Beijing & Washington • China´s armament grows rapidly

  10. Ranking: agriculture product  rank  production: China- USA- D Getreide1 (2/8) 422,6 Mio. t (2004) Wolle (ungewaschen)2 (-/-) 0,52 Mio. t (2004) Weizen1 (3/6) 91,33 Mio. t (2004) Bananen3 (-/-) 6,22 Mio. t (2004) Äpfel1 (2/9) 20,5 Mio. t (2004) Holz3 (1/13) 286,1 Mio. m³ (2003) Reis1 (11/-) 186,73 Mio. t (2004) Rinder (Bestand)3 (4/20) 106,5 Mio. (2004) Kartoffeln1 (4/7)75,05 Mio. t (2004) Rindfleisch3 (1/11) 6,27 Mio. t (2004) Baumwolle1 (2/-) 5,2 Mio. t (2003) Zucker3 (4/9) 11,1 Mio. t (2003) Schweine (Bestand)1 (2/4) 472,9 Mio. (2004) Sojabohnen4 (1/-) 17,75 Mio. t (2004) Schafe (Bestand)1 (-/-) 157,3 Mio. (2004) Kautschuk5 (-/-) 0,55 Mio. t (2004) Fleisch1 (2/4) 72,64 Mio. t (2004) Weintrauben5 (4/12) 5,34 Mio. t (2004) Schweinefleisch1 (2/3)47,75 Mio. t (2004) Orangen6 (2/-) 1,89 Mio. t (2004) Schaffleisch1 (-/-) 1,94 Mio. t (2004) Milch7 (1/4) 18,85 Mio. t (2004) Fisch (Fangerträge)1 (5/-)44,06 Mio. t (2001) Zitronen8 (7/-) 1,89 Mio. t (2004) Hühnerfleisch2 (1/-) 9,46 Mio. t (2004) Käse16 (1/2) 0,23 Mio. t (2004) Mais2 (1/-) 131,86 Mio. t (2004) Butter - (3/5) -

  11. Ranking: mining and industry Zink1 (5/-) 2,2 Mio. t (2003) Gold6 (2/-) 170 t (2001) Zinn1 (-/-) 55,6 Mio. t (2003) Silber7 (6/-) 1200 t (2003) Blei2 (3/-) 0,67 Mio. t (2003) Kupfer9 (3/-) 0,55 Mio. t (2002) Eisenerz3 (7/-) 109,4 Mio. t (2001) Platin - (4/-) Bauxit6 (-/-) 8 Mio. t (2003) Diamanten - (-/-) - Eisen1 (4/7)    202,3 Mio. t (2003)     Zement1 (3/14)    725 Mio. t (2003)     Stahl1 (3/6)    220,1 Mio. t (2003)     Kunstfasern1 (3/9)    7,9 Mio. t (2001)     Aluminium1 (4/10)    4,3 Mio. t (2003) Dünger1 (3/14)    23,6 Mio. t (2002)     Papier & Pappe2 (1/5)  37,9 Mio. t (2003)    

  12. Conclusion • experts believe China can become world´s top • China already able to strengthen their oil supplies • „Made in China-products“ spread all over the world

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