这个麦肯锡不是特别厉害吗？ 为了拍习近平马屁，吹中国第一 脸都不要了。只有房地产才是财富。 Global Wealth Surges as China Overtakes U.S. to Grab Top Spot World’s net worth tripled in last two decades, McKinsey says Housing boom is key driver, could bring unwanted side effects Global wealth tripled over the last two decades, with China leading the way and overtaking the U.S. for the top spot worldwide. That’s one of the takeaways from a new report by the research arm of consultants McKinsey & Co. that examines the national balance sheets of ten countries representing more than 60% of world income. World''''''''s New Wealth China accounted for almost one-third of gains in global net worth over the past two decades “We are now wealthier than we have ever been,” Jan Mischke, a partner at the McKinsey Global Institute in Zurich, said in an interview. Net worth worldwide rose to $514 trillion in 2020, from $156 trillion in 2000, according to the study. China accounted for almost one-third of the increase. Its wealth skyrocketed to $120 trillion from a mere $7 trillion in 2000, the year before it joined the World Trade Organization, speeding its economic ascent. Richest 10% The U.S., held back by more muted increases in property prices, saw its net worth more than double over the period, to $90 trillion In both countries -- the world’s biggest economies -- more than two-thirds of the wealth is held by the richest 10% of households, and their share has been increasing, the report said. As computed by McKinsey, 68% of global net worth is stored in real estate. The balance is held in such things as infrastructure, machinery and equipment and, to a much lesser extent, so-called intangibles like intellectual property and patents. Where It is stored More than two-thirds of global wealth is held in real estate Financial assets are not counted in the global wealth calculations because they are effectively offset by liabilities: A corporate bond held by an individual investor, for instance, represents an I.O.U. by that company. ‘Side Effects’ The steep rise in net worth over the past two decades has outstripped the increase in global gross domestic product and has been fueled by ballooning property prices pumped up by declining interest rates, according to McKinsey. It found that asset prices are almost 50% above their long-run average relative to income. That raises questions about the sustainability of the wealth “Net worth via price increases above and beyond inflation is questionable in so many ways,” Mischke said. “It comes with all kinds of side effects.” Surging real-estate values can make home ownership unaffordable for many people and increase the risk of a financial crisis -- like the one that hit the U.S. in 2008 after a housing bubble burst. China could potentially run into similar trouble over the debt of property developers like China Evergrande Group. The ideal resolution would be for the world’s wealth to find its way into more productive investments that expand global GDP, according to the report. The nightmare scenario would be a collapse in asset prices that could erase as much as one-third of global wealth, bringing it more in line with world income.
Global Wealth Surges as China Overtakes U.S. to Grab Top Spot
World’s net worth tripled in last two decades, McKinsey says Housing boom is key driver, could bring unwanted side effects Global wealth tripled over the last two decades, with China leading the way and overtaking the U.S. for the top spot worldwide. That’s one of the takeaways from a new report by the research arm of consultants McKinsey & Co. that examines the national balance sheets of ten countries representing more than 60% of world income. World''''''''s New Wealth China accounted for almost one-third of gains in global net worth over the past two decades
“We are now wealthier than we have ever been,” Jan Mischke, a partner at the McKinsey Global Institute in Zurich, said in an interview.
Net worth worldwide rose to $514 trillion in 2020, from $156 trillion in 2000, according to the study. China accounted for almost one-third of the increase. Its wealth skyrocketed to $120 trillion from a mere $7 trillion in 2000, the year before it joined the World Trade Organization, speeding its economic ascent. Richest 10% The U.S., held back by more muted increases in property prices, saw its net worth more than double over the period, to $90 trillion
Financial assets are not counted in the global wealth calculations because they are effectively offset by liabilities: A corporate bond held by an individual investor, for instance, represents an I.O.U. by that company. ‘Side Effects’
The steep rise in net worth over the past two decades has outstripped the increase in global gross domestic product and has been fueled by ballooning property prices pumped up by declining interest rates, according to McKinsey. It found that asset prices are almost 50% above their long-run average relative to income. That raises questions about the sustainability of the wealth
“Net worth via price increases above and beyond inflation is questionable in so many ways,” Mischke said. “It comes with all kinds of side effects.” Surging real-estate values can make home ownership unaffordable for many people and increase the risk of a financial crisis -- like the one that hit the U.S. in 2008 after a housing bubble burst. China could potentially run into similar trouble over the debt of property developers like China Evergrande Group. The ideal resolution would be for the world’s wealth to find its way into more productive investments that expand global GDP, according to the report. The nightmare scenario would be a collapse in asset prices that could erase as much as one-third of global wealth, bringing it more in line with world income.
68% of global net worth is stored in real estate
68% of global net worth is stored in real estate, 中国的这一比例恐怕要高得多。意义不大，都是不动产。
中国10%的GDP是不动产。 所以，涨的空间很大。 不过不动产，对于中国GDP增长影响约占30%
买下 整个欧洲 吧
日本就是个抽掉脊椎的叭儿狗，TA敢放战狼怼主子吗?
中国还是俄罗斯的孙子，朝鲜的儿子呢
确实毫无意义，无法自由兑换硬通货，手里人民币就是国内自嗨