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U.S.A vs. China: A Visual Comparison of the World’s Largest Economies

Written by Mint.com
Published Dec 16, 2011
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In terms of GDP, the U.S. is still number one in the world; but in terms of economic growth, China is running circles around the competition. Click on “Launch Infographic” to see a comparison of the U.S. and China to reveal many of the economic indicators that make these two nations so powerful.

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