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It's a beautiful visualization but isn't it quite misleading for China? If you don't count the EU as one block, China is the world's second economy and it is co
by TacticalCoder 13y ago
It's a beautiful visualization but isn't it quite misleading for China? If you don't count the EU as one block, China is the world's second economy and it is considered to have a gigantic middle-class, in the hundreds of millions (650 million chinese expected to be middle-class by 2022: that is in eight years).
I mean: the big cities in China should clearly appear in blue no?
- adventured 13y agoNo, the big cities shouldn't shouldn't be blue. The average person in eg Shanghai isn't earning over $12,000 per year. Purple most likely however. "Shanghai's urban residents, with an average disposable income of 40,188 yuan (US$6,379) last year, earned the most among China's 21 provincial areas that have posted their income growth, according to the latest data." http://www.china.org.cn/china/2013-01/26/content_27800262.htm http://www.china.org.cn/china/2013-01/26/content_27800262.ht...