Figure 1: Revising down the rise of China
China's projected GDP relative to US, nominal USD
0%50%100%150%200%250%2000201020202030204020502000.02001.02002.02003.02004.02005.02006.02007.02008.02009.02010.02011.02012.02013.02014.02015.02016.02017.02018.02019.02020.02021.02022.02023.02024.02025.02026.02027.02028.02029.02030.02031.02032.02033.02034.02035.02036.02037.02038.02039.02040.02041.02042.02043.02044.02045.02046.02047.02048.02049.02050.074.074.077.081.085.089.094.099.0104.0109.0114.0118.0123.0128.0134.0139.0145.0150.0156.0163.0168.0174.0180.0187.0193.0200.0208.0215.0223.0231.074.074.077.081.085.088.092.095.098.0101.0103.0104.0106.0107.0108.0109.0110.0111.0112.0113.0113.0114.0114.0114.0115.0115.0115.0115.0115.0115.012.013.013.014.016.025.031.035.040.048.053.060.063.067.067.071.074.0China with 5% growthOur baseline projection
Source: authors' projections, IMF World Economic Outlook October 2021, and OECD Long-Term Growth Forecasts (2018)