Remundo wrote:you are probably a little bit right and wrong ...
US GDP is largely generated by financial activities. Whereas the Chinese GDP is based more on the sale of manufacturing products ... in the USA in particular, which also exploits them for the local GDP.
So for sure, there is distortion. But no graph is perfect.
Tssss ... it seems to me obvious that this statistic is piped up, when one agrees to look at the real standard of living of the Chinese (in terms of consumption means) as, for example, the possession of private vehicles:
http://www.actualitix.com/nombre-de-voi ... habitants/
If you add the principle of the carbon footprint to the polluter-payer (ie to the consumer ... And not the blow of the carbon tax
at the EMISSION which seems to be there only to pounce real statistics on the wrong side of logic ... and hide the crap with the cat)
No, I am convinced that
"We are responsible" largely carbon emissions (pollution inherent to the transport included) of China since imposed by our economic "model" consummerist! Which requires low production costs based on the "oil economy".
Instead of favoring local productions from renewable resources.
No comment.