This is only a preliminary cost performance. Traditionally, there are two cost-effective ratios and three cost-effective ratios, and China can increase by 200 billion to 300 billion RMB.
The final result of China's GDP of 2010 is US$ 6.05 trillion, ranking second in the world, and gradually pulling away from Japan, the third in the world.
Remarks: China has an average annual GDP growth of 10%, which is a high-speed economy. The exchange rate cannot be calculated according to the annual average of international practice.
According to the exchange rate at the end of the year, China has already suffered, because China's GDP grew at an average annual rate of 10%, while the western countries grew at an average annual rate of 3%. If calculated at an average annual rate, it is equivalent to extorting wealth from China. During the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, China's GDP accounted for 30% of the world, and now China is in the recovery stage.
If we must set an economic aggregate as a reference standard, the high-speed growth of the economy will be subject to year-end accounting, which is acceptable to all parties.