Mac joke

As it turns out, this is really meaningless.

Enterprise profit and loss, exchange rate, household debt ratio, price, house price, unemployment rate, Gini coefficient, public security, environment, medical care, education and so on have nothing to do with GDP.

What can GDP reflect? This is the question I want to ask.

First of all, what does GDP reflect? How many people made mistakes, such as the best answer? I don't know where I copied the answer, but it certainly doesn't match the reality.

Is there anything more ridiculous in the world than measuring the regional economy with GDP? For example, 80% of MAC factories are in China, and China is also a big country in IPHONE transportation, storage and sales. Many people's jobs are related to MAC company, which also creates a lot of tax revenue for China, but how much profit does China get? Not even a fraction of the United States and Japan ... creating GDP does not mean creating profits. A large number of people are engaged in related work, so they are very hard and busy. We are hardworking people, and others who make money are just coolies. People play with technology. Maybe you can say that you have created employment opportunities, but we need to consider the problem from many aspects. For example, neon's profit is second only to that of the United States, but the number of related workers is small, and the unemployment rate of neon is much smaller than ours.

Nowadays, many news reports accuse neon lights of aging because of labor shortage. This is not right. Being old does not mean that you have no job. On the other hand, the shortage of labor means that the neon economy has become prosperous and there are more employment opportunities ... Look at the developed countries in the world, many countries have high unemployment rates.

Not only GDP, GNP and GNI simply can't understand their meaning.

Actually, it's easy to think about it. OEM production, export and sales are concentrated in developing countries like China, which naturally creates a large number of jobs. This is a good thing, but does the creation of a large number of GDP, GNP and GNI really have practical significance? This money? Whose pocket did most of it end up in? Gross domestic product (GDP), gross national product (GNP) and gross national income (GNI) are all concepts centered on GDP.

Pay attention to the key points, these values are generated and created in this country, but they do not belong to this country. Let's take MAC company as an example. These values are indeed created by our factories, warehousing, transportation and sales, but most of them belong to American MAC companies, compared with China, Japan (34%) and South Korea (13%).

When we finished laughing at neon's smart phone, we forgot that the profit of neon's IPHONE alone exceeded the sum of all mobile phone manufacturers in China, and even if there were giants like Samsung, South Korea lost to neon completely.

If the IPHONE is just a special case, that's fine. The problem is that this is the basic situation in China and even the whole world. Developed countries like to produce products in developing countries to show the rapid growth of GDP and GNP in developing countries, but developed countries are richer ... I don't think this is a bad thing. On the contrary, I think it is good for both sides and is a typical win-win economic cooperation.

But what I want to say is that it is meaningless to measure a country's economy with GDP and GDP GNP GNI

The national unemployment rate needs to encourage the establishment of factories in China. On the contrary, because there are too many jobs and insufficient labor, it is the right choice to move the factory to other countries.

I talked for a long time, but I didn't mention a huge sum of money, that is, "tax", which is harmful to the people and increases consumption, but it is a huge benefit to the government's finances.