I just don't understand you Euric? The biggest producers and exporters are in no particular order
The United States
Germany
Japan
China
And they are all large importers of commodities and energy from the four corners of the world.
Yes, Germany is a large exporter and the main contributor to the European economy and the EU budget, but they also run a budget deficit. The rest of old Europe is a mess to be honest.
Yes, Japan is a larger exporter and runs a current acount surplus, but in the end they also sell a large part of the manufacturing surplus to the USA and would be poorer without that component to their growth which is shaky enough as it is. And they have a rapidly aging population.
Yes, China it seems can make anything cheaper, but they do so using foreign capital and technology. Their external foreign reserves of $800 billion would be almost wiped out just to cover non-performing loans to state firms and Chinese companies that have benefited from $60 billion a year in FDI have never had to pay market rates for that capital. They are a collection of loss making industries designed to generate employment, which is ultimately dependent on countries like the USA importing from them.
Could there be more inter-Asian trade? Certainly, but where is it today? But even with Japan and China's foreign exchange reserves they are a drop in the bucket compared to the some $17.7 trillion that money managers control. Private money flows exceed central bank reserves by +600%. Those wealth managers will decide who lives, thrives or dies on the vine, not some politburo hacks.
So despite problems in America and their large external deficits, I just do not see how you can predict their ultimate demise and then at the sametime make the assumption that everyone else BUT America will be just fine after a short period of adjustment?
Someone from America must of kicked you when you were a puppy and now you're hostile to anything Made in the USA?
The organized state is a wonderful invention whereby everyone can live at someone else's expense.