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To: KyrosL who wrote (105146)10/19/2011 12:50:58 PM
From: peter michaelsonRead Replies (1) of 118717
 
Further research (answering my own skepticism):

That % is net exports from China as % of China GDP. Net exports did fall as imports rose faster than exports from 2007 to 2010. 2008 was the high water mark for net exports, with exports at $1.4 trillion and imports at $1.1 trillion.

In 2010, exports were $1.6T while imports rose to $1.4T. Even though exports rose, net exports shrank 46% from $298 billion to $161 billion. At the same time GDP grew 25% or so, I suppose.

uschina.org
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