Title: China's Command Economy - Surprising factors - LaowaiCareer
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China’s Command Economy
Yuri Khlystov

Content: The Chinese population has been putting their money to work by investing locally in property, precious metals and the Chinese stock market in an attempt to cover the spread between the 2.5% Chinese banks offer on savings versus their inflation rate of 5.1%. Living without freedom and the right to say how the government will treat its people is living under tyranny. Tyrannical governments and centrally controlled economies go hand-in-hand. In fact, a problem we all should be aware of is the fact oppression can spring up in any country. It can start when the government tries to control some of its industry, even if it does so without using the threat of force. Another sign would be if the country’s leaders openly voiced objection to any group or faction of law abiding citizens. China’s economy is expected to go up, in world rankings in the next two years. It is currently at the sixth largest but will likely to move up second largest by 2030. Recently China has had an annual GDP (gross domestic product) rate of six percent. Economists believe that it is likely that they will come in after the United States to get the second place position as the largest economy in the world.