China's Slowing Economic Growth Signals Looming Decline and Reduced Global Influence

China's economic growth has slowed dramatically from its previous rapid expansion. GDP growth fell to just 3% in 2022.

Demographic declines, loss of cheap labor, trade tensions with the U.S., and a troubled property sector all threaten China's future growth.

Analyst Peter Zeihan predicts China has 10 more years before civil unrest and decline.

China's global influence expanded with its economic rise. Its slowing growth has implications for trade, finance, and geopolitics.

The U.S. economy is growing faster than China's currently and has 6 times higher GDP per capita. The U.S. may remain the dominant global economic power longer than expected.