âFor a share plate, we ordered the crab cakes and they had nice spice and a perfectly crunchy light crust.â âThe food is disappointing, with the share plates consisting of food I've never come across before.â
China's Only 15% Of The Global Economy But Contributes 25 - 30% Of Global Growth. Itâs entirely possible to become a little over-enthusiastic about the size of Chinaâs economy. Yes, assuming that we donât count the European Union as one economy, itâs the second largest economy on the planet.
The report said that based on 2005 purchasing power parity (PPP) values, China would have GDP of $15.26 trillion by 2016, exceeding the United Statesâ GDP of $15.24 trillion for the first time and becoming the worldâs largest economy. The Chinese economy is forecast to be 1.5 times larger than the U.S. by 2030 and 1.7 times bigger by 2060.