Saudi.
Widely recognized as a country of local tyrants.
Earning so much money from selling oil that their hands go soft from counting it all.
Even so.
They've been caught up by them, and Kan Qin feels an immense sense of satisfaction. You have oil, but we have Transcription Fluid, another solid asset, and mine is High Technology.
Of course.
He also knows.
That even if GDP rushes into the top twenty globally, it only represents the total economy, not the quality of it. Brazil's total is more than three times that of theirs, nearly a trillion US dollars, but who in the world would consider Brazil developed?
What really counts.
Is the quality of the economy and a comprehensive index of other aspects.
Such as employment, income, environment, infrastructure, industry dependence, public order and other soft indices. The hard indices, of course, are the military.
Therefore.
Kan Qin hasn't let the current achievements go to his head.
Even if he wants to get excited.
