China’s Rise and Policy Options for the United States

The rise of China as a major power may be one of the biggest potential challenges the United States faces in the 21st century. The rapid growth of China's military and economic power, and at the same time the decline of US capacity, may be the fundamental cause of tension and conflict between the two countries as they think that the responsibilities should change . However, there are optimistic reasons, as certain economic factors, the "openness" of the current international system, and changes in trends in the exchange of major powers should have a calm effect on the relationship between the two countries.

In September, Joint Chiefs of Staff said he believes China will "bring the greatest threat" to the United States by 2025. We heard a lot from the commentator: Is China the rise of a superpower? Someday will the United States change into the most powerful country in the world? Will America and China start a war? Indeed, China is the most populous country in the world and the economy has expanded rapidly in the past few decades. However, China has a major problem that hinders becoming a potential superpower. Furthermore, "decline of power in the United States" is a realistic phenomenon, but the United States is still likely to be a good actor (although this decline is autonomous in many respects).

China's growing global economic impacts and the economic and trade policies it maintains are of great importance to Congress as it has a major impact on the United States. Although China is a big market for US companies, due to the imperfect transition to a free market economy, economic policies considered harmful to the economic interests of the United States, such as industrial policy and theft of US intellectual property It is born. This report explains the background of China's economic growth, explains the current economic structure, identifies China's challenges in sustaining economic growth, identifies challenges, opportunities, and opportunities that China's economic growth will give to the United States I will explain the influence.

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