China Set To Overtake The U.S. Economy
As The World Number One Due The Coronavirus And How It
Was Handled By The Government Confirming Previous Site
ClaimsDecember
28. 2020
Democrat Nancy Pelosi and Republican Mitch McConnell are being slammed by
Americans on social networking. In trying to save money in the short
run via providing little aid to the public, Congress has damaged
America in the long run, as many former American workers are
becoming homeless, which in turn damages the economy.
This is a follow up to the March 28,
2020 Judiciary Report article "The Coronavirus Is Posing A Massive
Threat To The American Economy" where I expressly warned, "The
virus poses the biggest threat to the American economy
since the Great Depression, which changed the American
way of life. If handled incorrectly, the coronavirus
outbreak has the potential to strip away America's
position as the top economy in the world and cause it to
fall by the wayside."
On Friday, December 25, 2020 Bloomberg
News confirmed the prediction I made on this site
9-months prior in the aforementioned March 28, 2020
Judiciary Report article "The Coronavirus Is Posing A Massive
Threat To The American Economy." This past Friday, Bloomberg
News published an article entitled "China's Economy Set
to Overtake U.S. Earlier Due to Covid Fallout."
Bloomberg News reported, "In its World
Economic League Table, the consultancy also calculated
that China could become a high-income economy as soon as
2023." It proves my prediction correct and Biden being
elected cements it, because as I proved in a past
article, he doesn't know what he's doing when it comes
to the economy (October 30, 2020:
Joe Biden Tax Plan Slammed And
Debunked On '60 Minutes'). The U.S. economy is up a creek with
Biden and puppet master Obama in charge. They don't know
what they're doing when it comes to economics.
The fact of the matter is China handled
the virus better. Their lockdown methods were called
draconian by some, but it saved lives. To put it in
perspective, China experienced 4,634 coronavirus deaths.
America experienced 335,000 coronavirus deaths and
rapidly counting. Methods matter. The virus has not been
handled correctly in America, as I have stated on this
site for months.
I repeatedly warned on this site
regarding how Congress was managing the relief aid and
warned there were poor controls over the money, which
saw wealthy corporations clean out money at banks meant
for small businesses, who are also massive contributors
to the economy. It helped to destroy many small
businesses, who did not get money meant for them to stay
afloat, while larger corporations, who had more funds,
did not need the relief aid to remain in business (but
took it anyway).
I also warned about how poorly
unemployment was being distributed. Some people received
an extra $600 per week, while some who were also
entitled to unemployment received nothing at all for
9-months (and counting). Many people lost their homes
and ended up moving in with family and friends (sleeping
on couches and airbeds) because they did not get the
unemployment they are entitled to receive.
Another issue I warned about on Twitter
a few months ago is the coronavirus is disabling many
people who survive it. It is notoriously hard to get
disability in America. Coronavirus is new territory for
Social Security Disability. The coronavirus sufferers
who lost limbs will have an easier case to make to
Social Security Disability to show how the virus has
disabled them.
However, many coronavirus sufferers who
didn't die from the virus or lose limbs, have been left
with terrible brain fog and other debilitating
neurological problems, chronic fatigue, muscle weakness
and wasting (cachexia), and vision and hearing problems.
They too are disabled, but proving it will not be easy,
due to how Social Security Disability is set up.
Congress needs to do something to ensure
medical manuals and guidelines Social Security
Disability uses are updated to reflect a category for
coronavirus sufferers, lest their suffering be made
worse as they are sick and can't work due to the virus,
and struggling to receive disability to feed themselves
and keep a roof over their heads.
STORY SOURCE
China's Economy Set to Overtake U.S. Earlier Due
to Covid Fallout
Fri, December 25, 2020, 7:05 PM EST -
(Bloomberg) -- The Chinese economy is set to overtake
the U.S. faster than previously anticipated after
weathering the coronavirus pandemic better than the
West, according to the Centre for Economics and Business
Research.
The world’s biggest and second-biggest
economies are on course to trade places in dollar terms
in 2028, five years earlier than expected a year ago, it
said on Saturday.
In its World Economic League Table, the
consultancy also calculated that China could become a
high-income economy as soon as 2023. Further cementing
Asia’s growing might, India is set to move up the
rankings to become the No. 3 economy at the end of the
decade.
Chinese President Xi Jinping said last
month it was “entirely possible” for his economy to
double in size by 2035 under his government’s new
Five-Year Plan, which aims to achieve “modern socialism”
in 15 years.
China was the first economy to suffer a
pandemic blow, but has recovered swiftly, according to
government data. That should prompt Western economies to
pay much more attention to what is happening in Asia,
according to the report.
https://finance.yahoo.com
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