The data shows that the United States is still an economic powerhouse. This is simply a word game.
After experiencing several industrial revolutions, the United States has also experienced the dividends of rapid technological development. At its peak, it far surpassed any other country in the world. But now, although the data shows good results, we do not need to consider data falsification, but is it an economically powerful country? Aren't you regressing?
In the past, the U.S. economy may have been fifty or one hundred years ahead of others. But now, although it is still an economic power, it may only be twenty or ten years ahead of others?
The gap is slowly narrowing. Although the economy is still strong, how long can it remain strong? Just as real estate was a powerful industry for creating global wealth before, now, both the United States and the countryside have experienced a round of real estate bubble elimination.
So, if the United States does not make progress and speed up, although it maintains its economic data, it may not be far away from the throne of the strongest economic country.
After all, the U.S. economy is currently in decline compared to its peak period.
The next article will analyze that although U.S. debt is currently the highest-yield method in the world, it also faces greater risks.