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Essay: High income countries are rarely authoritarian countries in our technological age driven by innovation (view source)
Revision as of 16:22, February 7, 2026
, February 7"The striking conclusion is that China has stopped closing the productivity gap with the global leaders under Xi Jinping and is instead now dropping further behind. The weakness of productivity growth in turn means that economic
In [[Essay: High income countries are rarely authoritarian countries in our technological age driven by innovation#2025: There are no high-income countries that are authoritarian countries which are not heavily dependent on oil revenue|2025, there are no high-income countries that are authoritarian countries which are not heavily dependent on oil revenue]].
In [[Essay: High income countries are rarely authoritarian countries in our technological age driven by innovation#2025: There are no high-income countries that are authoritarian countries which are not heavily dependent on oil revenue|2025, there are no high-income countries that are authoritarian countries which are not heavily dependent on oil revenue]].
The October 20, 2025 article ''[https://www.capitaleconomics.com/blog/chinas-push-innovation-not-lifting-productivity China’s push for innovation is not lifting productivity]'' indicates "The striking conclusion is that China has stopped closing the productivity gap with the global leaders under Xi Jinping and is instead now dropping further behind. The weakness of productivity growth in turn means that economic growth is being powered almost entirely by investment, despite diminishing returns and escalating debt."
The October 20, 2025 article ''[https://www.capitaleconomics.com/blog/chinas-push-innovation-not-lifting-productivity China’s push for innovation is not lifting productivity]'' indicates "The striking conclusion is that China has stopped closing the [[Labor productivity|productivity]] gap with the global leaders under [[Xi Jinping]] and is instead now dropping further behind. The weakness of productivity growth in turn means that economic growth is being powered almost entirely by investment, despite diminishing returns and escalating debt."
Previously, I wrote the essay at: [[Essay: The USA is more innovative and productive than China and Russia|The USA is more innovative and productive than China and Russia]]. This essay is a sequel to that essay.
Previously, I wrote the essay at: [[Essay: The USA is more innovative and productive than China and Russia|The USA is more innovative and productive than China and Russia]]. This essay is a sequel to that essay.