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Analysis of GDP Between China and the United States
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Abstract
The GDP of China and the United States is one of the two largest economies in the world, and both countries play a crucial role in the global economy. The impact of their GDP growth on the global economy is also increasing. By analyzing the GDP of China and the United States, we can understand the development trends and characteristics of the two countries' economies, thereby providing reference and reference for the global economy. China and the United States are one of the world's largest trading countries, and their trade relations have a significant impact on the global economy. By analyzing the GDP of China and the United States, we can understand the trade exchanges and structure between the two countries, thereby providing reference for solving trade problems. China and the United States play an important role in global political stability. By analyzing the GDP of China and the United States, we can understand their status and influence in international politics, thereby providing support for maintaining global political stability. China's economic growth is getting faster and faster, gradually gaining a significant position globally. This article adopts a detrend approach to analyze GDP, discuss the economic conditions and possible future trends of China and the United States.
Keywords
Time series analysis, GDP, detrend, cyclical changes, deterministic trends
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Zuo,J. (2024). Analysis of GDP Between China and the United States. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,81,194-200.
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