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6/20/2025, 9:42:52 AM
>>713154528
China and Taiwan do different things. Taiwan only became a financial success in recent times because of their advanced semiconductors. Also, GDP per capita is a misleading metric as that's just spending power on the global stage. What really matters is how much goods are within the country in comparison to your wages. Taiwan's living wage is probably about $50,000 a year while China's living wage is probably about $2,000. If that's correct, then Chinese citizens have more spending power than Taiwanese citizens.
Currency numbers are nothing more than trickery. You realize this when you've seen countries obliterate the value of their arcade tickets through rampant printing.
China and Taiwan do different things. Taiwan only became a financial success in recent times because of their advanced semiconductors. Also, GDP per capita is a misleading metric as that's just spending power on the global stage. What really matters is how much goods are within the country in comparison to your wages. Taiwan's living wage is probably about $50,000 a year while China's living wage is probably about $2,000. If that's correct, then Chinese citizens have more spending power than Taiwanese citizens.
Currency numbers are nothing more than trickery. You realize this when you've seen countries obliterate the value of their arcade tickets through rampant printing.
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