The U.S. and China lead the world in economic output—but how they generate their GDP is vastly different.
America’s economy is heavily service-based, with over 80% coming from sectors like finance, healthcare, and tech. China, on the other hand, relies more on industry and manufacturing, which make up over a third of its GDP.
Understanding how these economies are structured can help investors make more informed decisions when it comes to global markets, trade, and long-term investment strategy.
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