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10 Ways We're Losing Superpower Status to China

1. China is the world's largest manufacturer.
2. China owns more U.S. debt than U.S. citizens do.
3. China is the world's leading energy consumer.
4. China is on pace to become the world's largest economy in 10 years or less.
5. China is poised to become the world's leading importer of precious metals.
6. Two of the 10 most valuable companies in the world are based in China.
7. China is the leading investor in renewable energy.
8. China is the world's leading manufacturer of smartphones.
9. China is the world's largest grocery market.
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10. China is the main benefactor of its "symbiotic" trade pact with the U.S.

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