What is the common industrial sector in the United States and China?

The main industrial sectors in the United States include: electronics, information, computers, nuclear energy, automobiles, petrochemicals, steel, aerospace, military industry (ground, aerospace, missiles, shipbuilding, etc.). ). Although the number of industrial categories in the United States is much less than that in China, its industrial categories have great advantages in the fields of high technology and high added value. Since 20 19, although the proportion of American manufacturing output value to GDP has dropped below 15%, the added value of American manufacturing industry is still as high as $2,249.4 billion. American industrial categories are also very complete, with a completeness of over 90%. Mainly to transfer industries with high pollution, high energy consumption and low added value and labor-intensive industries.

China:

In the 40 years of reform and opening up, China has carried out industrial upgrading for many times. At present, there are 4 1 industrial categories, 207 industrial middle categories and 666 industrial subcategories in China. In other words, the only industrial sector in the United States is owned by China. In high-tech fields such as aero-engines, precision instruments, materials and semiconductors, we still have a big gap with the United States. However, with the industrial upgrading and national centralized public relations, the gap between China and the United States will gradually narrow in another decade. In the high-tech field, we will gradually jump from following the United States to surpassing it.