China has a $12.4 trillion nominal GDP and is the second largest economy in the world. Its GDP grows around 6.7% annually. Services make up 50.5% of the economy, followed by industry at 40.5% and agriculture at 9%. China is the world's largest producer of goods like steel, coal, textiles, and agricultural products. It has transitioned from a planned economy to a market economy that is highly dependent on investment and manufacturing for growth. Exports and foreign trade play a large role in China's economy.

3. AT A GLANCE, CURRENT ECONOMIC SYSTEM IN CHINA
GDP: $12.4 trillion (nominal; 2017), $23.0 trillion (PPP; 2017)
GDP Rank: 2nd nominal, 1st PPP.
GDP Growth: 6.7%
GDP by sector: Agriculture: 9%, Industry: 40.5%, Services: 50.5%
Unemployment: 4.05%
Main Industries: Mining and ore processing, iron, steel, aluminum, and other metals, coal; textiles
and apparel; petroleum; cement; chemicals; fertilizers; consumer products.
Export: $2.3 trillion
Import: $1.7 trillion
Gross External Debt: $0.9 trillion
FDI Stock: $1.3 trillion

5. REGIONAL ECONOMIES
China's unequal transportation system—combined with important differences in the
availability of natural and human resources and in industrial infrastructure—has produced
significant variations in the regional economies of China.
INVESTMENT CYCLES
Chinese investment has always been highly cyclical. A typical cycle begins with a
relaxation of central government credit and industrial policy. This allows local
governments to push investment aggressively

6. FINANCIAL AND BANKING SYSTEM
Most of China's financial institutions are state owned and governed and 98% of banking assets.
It issues the currency plays an important role in disbursing budgetary expenditures.
The China Development Bank (CDB), which funds economic development and directs foreign
investment; the Agricultural Bank of China (ABC), which provides for the agricultural sector
STOCK MARKETS
The Chinese securities industry, and the central government to stabilize the market by buying
back stock and increasing purchases of the stock of established firms;

7. AGRICULTURE
China is the world's largest producer of rice and is among the principal sources
of wheat, tobacco, soybeans, potatoes, sorghum, peanuts, tea, millet, barley, oilseed, pork,
and fish. Major non-food crops, including cotton, other fibers, and oilseeds, furnish China with a
small proportion of its foreign trade revenue.
HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION
The real estate industry is about 20% of the Chinese economy

8. ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES
China is well endowed with mineral resources, the most important of which is coal. China's
mineral resources include large reserves of coal and iron ore, plus adequate to abundant
supplies of nearly all other industrial minerals.
INDUSTRY AND MANUFACTURING
Industry and construction account for 46.8% of China's GDP. manufacturing output in the
world came from China itself and China ranked third worldwide in industrial output that year
.
STEEL INDUSTRY
China was the largest producer of steel in the world producing 45% of the world's steel

9. TELECOMMUNICATION
China possesses a diversified communications system that links all parts of the
country by Internet, telephone, telegraph, radio, and television.

11. EXTERNALTRADE
International trade makes up a sizeable portion of China's overall economy. The principal efforts
were made in Asia, especially to Indonesia, Burma, Pakistan, and Ceylon, but large loans were
also granted in Africa (Ghana, Algeria, Tanzania) and in the Middle East (Egypt)
INVESTMENT ABROAD
Foreign direct investment Chinese firms seek to make investments in both developing and
developed countries. China has been through rapid changes from a planning economy to a
market economy

12. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Science and technology in China has in recent decades developed rapidly. science and technology
as a fundamental part of the socio-economic development of the country.
Science and technology have developed rapidly in the People's Republic of China during the 1990s
to 2010s.
FOREIGN TRADE CONTRIBUTE WORLD ECONOMY
The country’s comprehensive strength, and improved the standard of living of more than 1.3
billion Chinese people. It has also helped integrate the Chinese economy into the world economy.

13. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF TRADE
Export growth mainly relies on the input and consumption of resources, energy,
land, manpower, environment, etc., while the input of science and technology,
management, Raising import and export enterprises’ sense of social
responsibility. Promoting international cooperation in emerging industries of
strategic importance.

14. A monetary system is the set of institutions by which a government provides
money in a country's economy. consist of mints, central banks and commercial
banks.

15. COMMODITY MONEY SYSTEM
A commodity money system is a monetary system in which a commodity such as gold is made the
unit of value and physically used as money. The money retains its value because of its physical
properties
COMMODITY-BACKED SYSTEM
"commodity-backed money", also known as "representative money“(This is known as the gold
standard) it was abandoned by China.
FIAT MONEY SYSTEM
Fiat money is paper currency or base metal coinage, but it can also exist as data such as bank
balances and records of credit or debit card purchases. Central banks control the creation of
money by commercial banks, by setting interest rates on reserves.

17. GLOBAL STRATEGY
• International strategy: The organization's objectives relate primarily to the home market.
• Multinational strategy: The organization is involved in a number of markets beyond its home
country. competitive advantage is determined separately for each country.
• Global strategy: The organization treats the world as largely one market and one source of
supply with little local variation. Importantly, competitive advantage is developed largely on a
global basis.