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    Between 2000 and 2050 the U.S. workforce is expected to grow by 37%; China's will shrink by 10% and Europe's will contract by 21% Europe, China, U.S.: Whose Economy Has It Worst? - WSJ.com  
    Added: 11/16/2011 from Wall Street Journal Published: 11/12/2011
    By 2030, nearly 250MM Chinese will have passed the age of 65 Europe, China, U.S.: Whose Economy Has It Worst? - WSJ.com  
    Added: 11/16/2011 from Wall Street Journal Published: 11/12/2011
    Of the 42 Chinese companies listed in the 2010 Fortune 500, 39 were state-owned enterprises, and 75 of China's 100 largest publicly traded companies are government controlled Europe, China, U.S.: Whose Economy Has It Worst? - WSJ.com  
    Added: 11/16/2011 from Wall Street Journal Published: 11/12/2011