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As of 2014, large state-owned enterprises are the backbone of China's economy, producing over 50% of the nation's goods and services, and employing over half of China's workers. Sixty-five of the Chinese companies in the 2012 Fortune Global 500 list were state-owned, including State Grid Corporation of China, which operates the country's power grid, and oil companies China National Petroleum Corporation and Sinopec. Profits of the largest state-owned enterprises were much greater than the largest firms in the private sector, which were largely small- and medium-sized businesses.
Most of China's financial institutions are state owned and governed and 98% of banking assets are state owned.
Indeed, there are signs that massive bubble is popping.
Need to keep in mind all the "US" govt investment funds that are heavily invested in both China and Japan.
You are comparing one impoverished nation against another impoverished nation.
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