Significados de economic superpower en inglés

Building a world-class transportation system is part of what made us an economic superpower.

Whatever country figures out newer, cheaper, safer forms of energy is the new economic superpower.

Ten years ago, the US was widely believed to be the world's only economic superpower.

In 30 years they were able to make their country a world economic superpower, Prayuth said.

Disregarding this would be the economic superpower equivalent of the Cold War's 'mutually assured destruction' doctrine.

What the economic superpower wants, it still gets.

Very few voices are prepared to confront China, the economic superpower whose influence extends across the globe.

It's hard to fight against the economic superpower, but the cavalier U.S. approach could eventually be self-defeating.

That rise to economic superpower status today was not easily foreseen when China was emerging from the Cultural Revolution.

David Shambaugh's book challenges many of the assumptions about the seemingly inexorable rise of China as an economic superpower.

The Asian economic superpower may now suffer its first quarterly fall in GDP since 1976, the year Mao Zedong died.

Asked about China's rise to an economic superpower, Kan said: I welcome China's growth expansion to the world's second largest economy.

He cites the example of 19th-century America, which despite being "extraordinarily corrupt" still managed to become an economic superpower.

Second, it had commodity exports that were in high demand during an upswing dominated by China's arrival as a global economic superpower.

Watch closely: It may be a harbinger of things to come, as the world's smaller countries respond to the increasingly coercive Asian economic superpower.

A planet whose ecology was ruined beyond repair: the price it paid for elevating itself to be the Confederation's supreme industrial and economic superpower.