China Should Remain a Global Player, Not Turn Inward: Wuttke

The video discusses the potential impact of Evergrande's financial troubles on China's real estate sector and economy, comparing it to the Lehman Brothers collapse. It explores China's shift towards self-sufficiency and its implications for economic growth, urging China to remain open to globalization. The video also highlights the opportunities and challenges for European businesses in China, emphasizing the importance of EU-China relations amidst political tensions.

What percentage of China's GDP is attributed to real estate, according to the discussion?

• 30%

• 40%

• 20%

• 10%

How does the speaker compare China's economic development with other Asian economies?

• China has surpassed other Asian economies in growth.

• China's growth is slower than other Asian economies.

• China's growth is similar to Korea, Taiwan, and Japan.

• China is an outlier with unique growth patterns.

What is one of China's long-term goals mentioned in the discussion?

• Increasing reliance on foreign technology

• Decreasing global trade

• Achieving carbon neutrality

• Reducing manufacturing capacity

According to the speaker, what percentage of global growth is China expected to contribute over the next 10 years?

• 10-20%

• 20-30%

• 40-50%

• 30-40%

What is the current state of public opinion in Europe towards China?

• Neutral

• Unchanged

• Turning against China

• Increasingly positive

What impact might the German elections have on EU-China relations?

• Increase trade with China

• Lead to a more confrontational stance

• No impact

• Strengthen ties with China

What percentage of technologies comes from Europe into China, as mentioned in the discussion?

• 40%

• 50%

• 30%

• 20%