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#China saw its first #GDP decline in Q1 for decades, which translates into $203 trillion in losses. The two key questions are: Can China overcome this? What's next for China? Here is a take from top Chinese economists: https://bit.ly/2Vg2iij pic.twitter.com/HZENr3P5A6
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Dear Global Times, I think you are mistaken about the number $203 trillion. The GDP of the entire world was only $88 trillion in 2019.
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People have no idea what it means when the numbers are too big.
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The next for China s that the CCP is shitting in its pants
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Please make a correction in this tweet. loses would amount to $203 million
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With first-quarter GDP shrinking 6.8 percent, the first decline since 1992 when quarterly data began to be reported, the damage amounts to an eye-popping 1.44 trillion yuan ($203.4 billion) in lost output, equivalent to the entire New Zealand economy in 2018.
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$203 trillion???? China is part of this world or exists in a parallel universe????
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Nah bruh. They are smoking some good shit.
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