I am not sure the title of this post truthfully reflects the content of the RAND report.
I only read the summary part of that report and felt it was mostly positive, unlike most of the fears or negatives presented by most comments on this post.
One needs to be truthful to facts.
The following is the last paragraph of that summary:
"China’s success is one of the most important developments of modern history, but
projecting from current growth to Chinese global dominance or threats to our way of life
is just wrong. Unlike the old Soviet Union, reformist China does not seek to alter any
other country’s way of life. Its economy faces world history’s most severe combination
of banking, urbanization and employment challenges, and by 2020 a demographic
squeeze that will have few workers supporting many dependents. The best outcome for
us would be a China that is eventually like Japan, prosperous, winning in some sectors,
losing in others. Signs that China is making rapid progress in that direction should be
welcomed, not feared."
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