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If one goes by IMF's definition of GDP as "GDP measures the monetary value of final goods and services—that are bought by the final user—produced in a country in a given period of time (say a quarter or a year).", then yes the U.S. is overestimating its GDP by including imputations, because homeowners don't buy their own home every month as a rental service. And why stops at imputed rents? Let's also include stay-at-home parents and people taking care of their aging parents.
If we include stay-at-home parents and people taking care of their parents, then China's GDP is way more underestimated, since in Chinese culture people tend to look after their family even more.
 
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China in 2019 has the ninth highest density of industrial robots and automation in the world. That figure can likely overtake the US in terms of industrial robot density this or next year, and ascend to the top 5 most automated countries by 2025. Considering just the massive scale and depth of the Chinese manufacturing industry as the world's single largest manufacturing sector, this is an amazing achievement to be more automated than even the US or other developed countries.
 
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