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Probably never. Investment in US companies is made by the entire world. Please do confuse imports of raw materials and finished goods with investment in US firms.
Also, you must consider that while China keeps a great deal of cash laying around in the form of t-bills purchased. The US has the option of monetizing the debt, meaning that it simply prints more dollar bills. So no country has any incentive to try and crash the US economy in spite of the what the movies show.
Chinese investment in US firms may take place in some high profile places, but by and large American companies and raw materials are owned primarily by Americans with a wide variety of other nationalities owning the balance.
This will take a long time, it'll probably never happen even Well I don't think 50% of the top 100 US companies will ever be owned by the Chinese. It's not gonna happen anytime soon that's for sure. Unstable economyFirst of all the Chinese economy isn't as stable as most people think.
Most of it still relies on foreign companies (such as those mentioned) investing there and outsourcing cheap and easy jobs. They still copy a lot and haven't really made their mind up on what rules to enforce and to what morals to adhere. SkillsSince this whole economic change is rather new in China they don't have a lot of skilled workers and the school and university system is only now catching up with the international standards.So it'll take time till they have the skilled workers necessary to become a real economic threat.
Unstable societyMany people still live in rural and underdeveloped areas even. The clash between the city and the country is widening. They also have to make their mind up on where to go with this whole communist thing.
Many people are unsatisfied and feel overlooked by the government. There are about 70 000 protests, demonstrations etc.Each year. The problem is that most people there don't realize that they all feel the same because communication is strictly regulated.
This will change eventually and will come along with many problems. The world economy and the USWell, and do you think companies in the US just sit there and wait to be run over by the Chinese? Many of the big corporation have long gone over there and are trying to establish an infrastructure that will ultimately benefit them almost as much as the Chinese.
GM, Microsoft, Yahoo, Google and all of them have already set up Chinese branches and are doing business over there.It won't be easy to trump them or even get rid of them. No one can tell what will happen because this whole situation is one of histories many firsts. Who belongs to whom?
And finally who's to tell who belongs to whom? Who can even? Companies don't belong to single person anymore.
Anyone going to Wall Street can acquire a piece of Google and Microsoft. Even I can and I am German. The ownership structure is becoming more and more complicated.
What if a company is stationed and founded in the US but its CEO and the majority of their owner are foreign? Is it still as US company? The companies are also trying not to give away to much power and taking over a company without its consent is very very hard.
And doing that to 50 of the most powerful corporations in the US? By a single unstable country? Not anytime soon, believe me.
Well, I hope I could clear things up a little.
To late to be worried about that The Dutch and English have HUGE ownership of America, for decades now. Not just companies either. Lots of high-end real estate.It's just business.
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