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 Paul Solman answers questions from NewsHour viewers and web users on business and economic news on his Making Sen$e page. Here is Monday   query.Name: David A stanley cup bramowitzQuestion: It was recently reported that the U.S. has the largest economy in our world, more than double  and several trillion dollars higher  than China. But, is there a currency conversion factor necessary for a more meaningful comparison Paul Solma stanley cup n: Several stanley cup  trillion  The official numbers suggest a difference between U.S. and Chinese GDP of close to 10 trillion.  I use  8220 everal to mean a few: two to maybe five. I ;d be curious what the bounds are for other readers. The conversion of such numbers is typically made with regard to the purchasing power of different currencies, as opposed to the exchange rate. It   called purchasing power parity. But even if you make this adjustment for the Chinese renminbi, the U.S. economy is still 40-50 percent larger than China  . Maybe not for long, though. China seems to be growing at the same 9-10 percent annually as it has for many years, compared to about 2 percent in the U.S. If those trends continue  admittedly, an enormous if  China would pass the U.S. sometime in the early 2020s.It may be useful to put this projection in historical context. In his new book, On China, Henry Kissinger writes: China produced a greater s Xhnm WATCH: North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper holds COVID-19 update
 NewsHour special correspondent Elizabeth Farnsworth sent the Rundown this reflection on some of the international stories she has covered and where they stand today.This month brought news I wouldn ;t have believed possible in 1984, when I first reported for the The NewsHour on a brutal counter-insurgency war in Guatemala. The piece covered the destruction of Mayan villages by soldiers pursuing leftist guerrillas. More than 400 villages were wiped out and thousands of people killed.  I interviewed starving men and women whose children  those who survived the attack on their village  had died of hunger in mountains where they fled to escape the killing. I was deeply affected by what I witnessed and disturbed by the justifications given by then-President Mej铆a Victores, a general, who oversaw the counter-insurgency campaign. The only way to defeat guerrillas, he said, was to uproot the p stanley cup easants who fed them. The ends justified the means. Earlier, I had written about U.S. policy towards Chile, where I lost colleagues in the repression that followed the overthrow of President Salvador Allende by Gen. Augusto Pinochet. More than 3,000 mostly young people were killed and disappeared d adidas campus uring the years following that 1973 coup. I admit to despairing that anyone would ever be held accountable for the crimes of the Pinoche nike dunk t years or for the mass murder in Guatemala. How could Mayan peasants or Chilean students bring generals to trial    But they have don