https://samim.io/p/2021-07-20-countries-which-share-a-greate…
You really should look at this image.
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Qazulight
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Yes, and imagine a global sanctioning of the worlds leading manufacturer, China, after invasion of Taiwan.
Will China collapse? Or will all the countries out there decide they cannot exist without imports from China?
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Yes, and imagine a global sanctioning of the worlds leading manufacturer, China, after invasion of Taiwan.
I would be sorely disappointed in Xi if he was thinking that small. Why take over Taiwan when you are about to take over the world?
When I look at that map I think the USA be like.
After the dollar loses its reserve currency status.
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Qazulight
This is certainly interesting.
I checked out the source, samim.io, but it’s a mishmosh of assorted visuals, not a reputable research organization. No link or reference to the origin of the data.
Since samim.io is loaded with political/ social cartoons, it’s hard to say whether the graphic you linked is accurate or just another cartoon.
Wendy
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WendyBG writes,
I checked out the source …
Here’s the same thing from visualcapitalist.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/china-u-s-worlds-trading-pa…
Today’s animation comes from the Lowy Institute, and it pulls data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) database on bilateral trade flows, to determine whether the U.S. or China is a bigger trading partner for each country from 1980 to 2018.
intercst
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https://www.marketwatch.com/story/this-map-shows-where-the-w…
Qaz,
This map linked is far more important and puts all of that in perspective.
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Wendy,
I originally saw the visual on Twitter and it took me a while to find a link. In the process I came across this link at the Visual Capitalist. It is simular but the graphic ends in 2018.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/china-u-s-worlds-trading-pa…
It would be interesting to see how the pandemic shifted things around.
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Qazulight