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Why not? China is already a major factor in the World's economy with 10% global exports and have surpassed Germany as the world’s leading exporter in 2009. China is also a third largest importer and became the world's largest market in automobile sales.

 

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Because globalisation has paved the way for increased integration though trade and investment where China is a world player, being one of the world's largest exporters, its decline can spur uncertainties in international life and economic activity to some degree.

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China has become a major play in the world economy with its exports and tremendous growth rate. So obviously any poor growth data from China ignite the strong sense of pessimism globally.

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We will have to wait and see as know one can predict.

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Who knows why the data is poor from China. It can be manipulated data to help keep the Yuan pegged low to the dollar