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>As of 2018, US companies pay more than twice as much to mail an item from a US plant to a US customer than does a manufacturer in China to mail an item to a US customer.[14][15][16]
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China is on the rise and we are literally funding it for free.
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Asher Rodriguez
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Austin Carter
No shit thats why Trump exists. Its not just rednecks and racists that got him elected. He is backed by heavy hitting titans of industry who are tired of being screwed over.
John Adams
lol I love the 1-1000, then 1000-1500, then it goes century by century
Easton Hernandez
makes sense tbqh
the further back you go the harder it is to estimate GDP and the slower the change is, makes for a more compact graph
Matthew Young
>heavy hitting titans of industry
>implying they don't manufacture in China
Elijah Morris
I think it was a way to avoid pic related, because 80% of the world's gdp was in india/china (and rest of asia) before the idustrial revolution
>harder it is to estimate GDP
harder, but far from impossible
we can get even very precise gdp estimation of the roman provinces (Maddison)
Nathaniel Collins
>implying they don't manufacture in China
Its safer than Mexico by light-years so its not surprising.
Noah Hernandez
> at the hight of brit empire China in ahead of comparative
Really
What's the source
William Martinez
>me vote trump
>me heavy hitting titan
Ian Nguyen
>heavy hitting titans of industry who are tired of being screwed over.
they're not being screwed over. they're deliberately chosing to manufacture in china or some other poor asian country
Lucas Young
I don't think it factors in the colonies. Just the homeland
Thomas Gray
Good try at greentext, doesnt really address much of anything but ok.
>they're not being screwed over.
Did you even read OP? wew
Matthew Nguyen
Is this PPP or nominal? we still have like 9 trillion dollars on China.
Justin Bell
>Did you even read OP? wew
not him, but the titans of the industry have gained the most from trade with china. Along with working class Chinese. Trade war hurts them the most.
Asher Scott
>Did you even read OP? wew
yes, titans of the industry are the ones who chose to invest in china. no one forced them to ditch america
Nathan Cooper
I think we have to avoid keep citing Maddison data pre-1800 because is made up, we have better economic history now you know
Tyler Myers
still, the shipbuilding for the empire and weapons for european wars alone must have been immence even before the industrial revolution
Luke Myers
Really? nice
quote me some authors/books please. I need to read them.
Austin Phillips
chinks been freeriding american generosity for 3 decades now. this isn't news. no more
Oliver Bell
china's population during the middle of the 19th century was around 400m while the UK was around 20m. Even with the industrial revolution, they're no match compared to the sheer size of China.
Robert Johnson
dude, china is big, like really big
Nicholas Harris
Adam Sanders
Connor Hill
Poor Italy, one of the largest contributors to western civilization from the Romans to the Renaissance, to the free cities that helped develop capitalism has been left in the dust.
Isaac Rodriguez
"Italy" only started existing in 1861-1871
Liam Clark
where is this image from
Adrian Miller
Yeah a united Italian nation state did. Italy was a was a word far before that.
Colton Nguyen
there are a lot of versions, I think the original was from a paper or something from Stephen Broadberry, and apparently there's new data for Japan
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Grayson Young
Ch*nese are subhumans though. The massacre of Nankin wasn't enough.
Daniel Ortiz
no such thing as 'india' except since 1947 so don't know how this was made. does it include all the empires that ever had control of the areas that include modern day pakistan, bangladesh, india? shit graph
Landon Williams
It's including the whole Indian subcontinent
Lucas King
but what about foreign invaders ruling the indian subcontinent, does it include the foreign invaders' original lands' gdp as well?
makes 0 sense.
Dominic Scott
That’s because the Chinese government subsidizes export shipping for Chinese Companies so the company itself is paying very little to nothing at all in many cases