This article explores the reasons behind China's loss of the top spot on the Fortune Global 500 list and analyzes the potential implications for global economic competition.
In 2023, China lost its top position on the Fortune Global 500 list of companies, a spot it held since 2019. This raises the question: is this a turning point, or will the US and China continue to trade places as they compete for global economic dominance? This article examines six factors suggesting China is unlikely to reclaim the top spot and outlines how US, European, and Japanese firms can capitalize on China's vulnerabilities in the coming years.
Previously, it was predicted that China would have more companies on the Fortune Global 500 list than any other country. This seemed ambitious in 2019, as American firms had dominated the list since its beginning in 1995, and the US economy was 50% larger than China's. However, by 2020, China surpassed the US, boasting 124 companies compared to the US's 121
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