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China in the Global Economy:The last ten years and the next

Ted H. ChuChief Economist

General Motors CompanyMay 12, 2010

GIC Annual Monetary & Trade Conference

Ted Chu, China Next Decade 5‐12‐2010 1

2

Government & PolicyIntensified anti­

corruption activities

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

“Population & Family Planning Law”

Hu Jintao elected President

Agreement with Russia over border

conflicts

Violent protests in Lhasa, Tibet

China celebrates 60 years of communism

Google to end censorship in China

3

Economy

China becomes a member of the WTO

New gas pipeline opened between

Turkmenistan & China

China becomes largest automobile market in the world

Millions of migrant workers lose their jobs due to global

financial crisis

Government announces a $586

billion stimulus

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Launched Grain Subsidy Policy

Terminated Agriculture

Tax

Launched West Development

Policies

4

Culture, Education & Science

Shanghai ExpoThe Hanyu Pinyin

alphabet

Chinese scientists publish Indica genome sequence

Beijing is awarded the

2008 Olympics

Beijing 2008 Olympics

The Chinese inaugural edition of “Rolling Stone”

Three Gorges Dam project begins

Four million people have to be resettled within the next 10­15

years in the Three Gorges Dam area

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

6

Health

First cases of SARS

SARS Quarantines UN estimates 1 million Chinese are infected

with HIV

WHO predicts , around 50 million Chinese children will

die prematurely from tobacco use related disease

Joint UN Program, MoH & WHO, on

HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) publish a report on AIDS.

China’s MoH 10th case of

Avian Flu

Tainted Milk

China has 90 million

diabetics

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

7

TechnologyGovernment consolidates

internet regulations

First­ever fiber optic network connection across Russian­

Chinese border (internet)

1st manned spacecraft into

orbit

CERNET2 China’s high speed network connecting

25 Universities

China reaches 94 million

internet users

China reaches 103 million internet users, 45.6 million computer hosts and 677,500 web sites

China reaches 210 million internet

users

China is the malware capital

of the world

China celebrates fist domestically

produced passenger jet

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

8

Military

China launches communication satellite

China launches GPS satellite

China intensifies modernization of People’s

Liberation Army

China launches third navigation

satellite

Government deploys troops to

protect Three Gorges Dam from terrorist attacks

State­owned Galileo Industries begins cooperation with

EU’s Galileo navigation system

China shoots down old weather satellite,

demonstrates ability to destroy spy satellites

China’s military budget

increases by nearly 18%

China’s plans to increase military

budget another 18%

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

0

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GDP per Capita (PPP in 2009$)

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IndiaChina

Russia

Source: Conference Board Total Economy Database

Japan (1960-1990)

1998 GM China Market Study: Urbanization Projections

Ted Chu, China Next Decade 5‐12‐2010 11

10

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In T

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Higher Education Students

China

Brazil

Japan

Germany/France/UK

Russia

India

U.S.

Source: Euromonitor

1998 GM China Market Study: Urban Household Income

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0

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1998 GM China Market Study: Rapid income growth led to continuous upgrades & fast saturation of electric & white goods

1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s (proj.)

B&W TV color TV large scn TV home Ent. Ctr

radio stereo radio/tape cable TV Internet /Web

bicycle motorcycle family car

sewing washing telephone cellular phonemachine machinewatch electric fan air conditioner PC

refrigerator kitchen equip. fitness equipmentUrban per capita income in mid-decade (PPP, 1995 US$)411 690 1566 3690

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USA

W.E.

Brazil

RussiaIndia

China

Japan

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Industry (000 units)

Source: GM Corporate Planning

Vehicle Sales in Major Markets

American & Chinese Spending Patterns

31%23%

9%

52%

39%

13%

10%

4%

11%

9%

13%

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1940's - U.S. 1970's - U.S. 2000's - U.S. 1990's - China 2000's - China

Food

Clothing

Food

Clothing

HousingHousing

HouseholdItems

Health Care Health

Care

Transport

Transport

Leisure

Leisure

Other

Other

HouseholdItems

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Oil Consumption(thou barrels daily)

Brazil

Russian Federation

India

China

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0.0%

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DP (%

)China: Exports and Imports as a Share of GDP

Exports

Imports

EX + IM as % of GDP 2000 2009China* 40              57             US 20              19             Japan 18              22             India 20              33             Russia 53              36             Brazil 19              21             Euro Zone 60              56             

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China: Intl Liquidity: Total Reserves Minus Gold

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Euro Zone

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Every Decade has Winners

Gold Nikkei 225 NASDAQ Energy Commodities

Five U.S. City Home Price

Index

Shanghai Stocks

What's Next?

Sources: Gold: London Gold Bullion Market; Nikkei 225,NASDAQ and Dow Jones Shanghai: WSJ/Haver Analytics; Energy Commodities: S&P GSCI Energy Commodities Nearby Index/Haver Analytics; 5 U.S. City Home Price Index: Average of Case Shiller Index/Haver Analytics for Miami, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco

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Brazil

India

China

Russia

China: The Next Decade

Can be sustained

• Income growth

• Urbanization

• Higher education

• Military power expansion

• Climbing the value chain

Cannot be sustained

• Rate of labor force growth

• Share of trade in GDP

• Foreign reserve accumulation

• Environmental deterioration

• Widening of income disparity

Ted Chu, China Next Decade 5‐12‐2010 26

What China needs: (1) social and geopolitical stability, (2) furtherstructural reforms, (3) psychological maturity