william the wie
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All the non-Han groups plus Hong Kong are upset with Beijing. Han Chinese are shrinking as a proportion of China's population. This is a result of the one child and femicide policies. The Labor force fraction is shrinking much faster than advertised due to earlier retirement ages, 55 for women and 60 for men, than the ILO norms of 65. China has the largest military in the world, which also shrinks the LFF.
The main economic threat to China is the USMCA. Mexico can often underbid China, particularly east of the Rockies.
China's attempt to expand its empire makes it easier to sell weapons to Southeast Asia so that the People's army will have to be expanded. Every increase in the size of the army, secret police and emigration also reduces the LFF. So, which will be the decisive problem for China?
The main economic threat to China is the USMCA. Mexico can often underbid China, particularly east of the Rockies.
China's attempt to expand its empire makes it easier to sell weapons to Southeast Asia so that the People's army will have to be expanded. Every increase in the size of the army, secret police and emigration also reduces the LFF. So, which will be the decisive problem for China?