China
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China is ranked 58 out of 193 countries, based on 25 indicators
China in the Lead ๐
China is the best in the world in 11 indicators
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๐๏ธ Largest Urban Population
By 2024, China had 451 million people living in urban agglomerations of over 1 million, highlighting its rapid urbanization.
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๐ฐ Largest Total Reserves
China's total reserves, including gold, reached $3.26 trillion in 2024, reflecting its strong financial position.
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๐๏ธ Balanced Urban Population Distribution
As of 2024, only 3.24% of China's urban population resides in the largest city, reflecting a more balanced urban population distribution.
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๐ World's Largest Net Trade Surplus
In 2023, China achieved a net trade surplus of approximately $593.9 billion, showcasing its dominance in global trade.
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๐๏ธ Minimal Battle-Related Deaths
In 2023, China reported just one battle-related death, indicating a stable and peaceful domestic environment.
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๐ High Stock Turnover Ratio
In 2022, China's stock market had a turnover ratio of 283%, indicating a highly active trading environment.
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๐ช Minimal Reliance on Foreign Aid
In 2022, China received a net official development assistance of -$282 million, showcasing its minimal reliance on foreign aid compared to other nations.
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๐ฐ Rare Early Marriages Among Women
In 2020, only 0.1% of women aged 20-24 in China were married by age 15, indicating a rarity of early marriages.
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๐ Leading in Railway Goods Transport
In 2019, China transported 3,018,200 million ton-km of goods via railways, underscoring its robust logistics network.
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๐ Low National Poverty Rate
In 2019, only 0.6% of China's population lived below the national poverty line, highlighting significant progress in poverty reduction.
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๐ Low International Migrant Stock
In 2015, international migrants made up only 0.07% of China's population, reflecting a relatively low level of immigration.
China Following Behind ๐ญ
China ranks last in the world on 4 indicators
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โ ๏ธ High Short-term Debt Proportion
In 2023, 53.19% of China's external debt was short-term, posing potential financial risks.
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๐ธ Significant Net Financial Outflows
In 2023, China experienced net financial outflows of over $60 billion through bonds and commercial bank lending, indicating a substantial movement of capital out of the country.
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๐ซ๏ธ High Carbon Dioxide Damage Costs
In 2021, China faced $482.5 billion in carbon dioxide damage, highlighting environmental challenges.
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๐ฅ Significant Health Expenditure Impact
In 2018, 28.61% of China's population was pushed below the poverty line due to out-of-pocket health expenses.