China's growth is based on exports on a huge level.
At that point China's growth will slow down and it will have to fuel its growth internally, which definitely won't allow it to get to levels of developed countries because of lack of innovation and competition.
I remember 5 years ago, my friend told me he is buying a chinese mobile phone.And i laughed.
Last week i saw new ZTE(or smth. like that) that my other friend showed me.When i looked at his performance and price, it wasnt funny any more.At same level as iPhone 4 but much cheaper.
Same thing they plan to do with cars.Just wait for 5 more years and you will see youre neighbors have a new car that look just as Audi, but it isnt.
They will push their competition in hi tech and car industry very soon.First on hit will be Japan and he will have big problems because they cant sell on same price as Chinese and they cant make a better quality car.
On the other hand, if you look foreign policy, you will see that China and Russia are in economy alliance with few more countries that grow very fast.Brazil, India etc..
20 years ago China was very poor and irrelevant on global politics.Now, they are right next to USA.That is big improvement.
Remember, the dollar is fiat money, not worth the paper it’s printed on. It is produced at will and is called Quantitative Easing (QE), a conveniently confusing euphemism for creating debt held as monetary reserves by nations’ treasuries around the globe.
The same shit happens with funding of the eternal war machine. Printing money at will has become a pastime justifying wars, mass killings for conquering the world’s resources and people. It will last as long as the rest of the world permits it. It’s already a fading phenomenon. Ten to fifteen years ago close to 90% of the world’s reserves were denominated in US dollars. Today that figure has shrunk to about 60%.
Russia and China and a number of other countries have already agreed to trade in their respective currencies and, in particular, to trade hydrocarbons in non-dollar denominated moneys, a measure that will considerably lower demand for the dollar, hence, further lower the dollars viability as a reserve currency. Russia and China are poised to issue a common currency, a basket of currencies that may be joined by other countries willing to detach themselves from the fangs of the western abusive monetary caliphate.