adjusting for purchasing power parity (ppp), the average annual income of $16,000 for a chinese person is still significantly lower than that of an american, whose average income is over $70,000. while china's economy is larger in ppp terms, the u.s. remains more affluent per capita. many chinese still spend a large share on essentials like food and clothing, whereas americans allocate more to discretionary spending like entertainment, reflecting higher disposable income and living standards[1][2][9]. citations: [1]   5/10/us-v-china-who-are-the-consume rs-of-the-future/ [2]   ezrati/2023/01/30/the-east-west-wag e-gap-not-nearly-as-compelling-as-i t-once-was/ [3]   onomic-power [4]   deep-sixing-poverty-in-china/ [5]   ghts/the-worlds-biggest-economy.asp x [6]   /china-middle-class-growth-policy-a nd-consumption/ [7]   ense-policy/misunderstanding-us-chi na-economic-comparisons/ [8]   iddle-class/ [9]   -is-bigger-get-over-it/    no i didnt forget that fuck you're why they created the "big mac" index retard  and amazon etc delivers worldwide so that doesn't help you're like a retard joining the armyin new england, oh yeah i'll make half the minimmum wage of this state, but they'll give me free housing and food,  off yourself
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