It would be embarrassing if 1.4 billion people can't beat 300 million. *cough India
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It would be embarrassing if 1.4 billion people can't beat 300 million. *cough India
Unfortunately it's going to get worse as technology development gets faster due to more computing power and more highly qualified professionals with extensive experience. India lacks both in this aspect. India also lacks the manufacturing aspect which will also take decades to reason where China is currently.I wonder how big a gap there is in advanced technology between India and the West and can they ever hope to catch up? Given their tendency to buy a lot of military gear from the West and Russia rather than develop their own, I doubt they ever will.
If you can't beat the competition, accuse them of denying people's rights like helping to rig elections. It's a typical tactic to deflect negative attention on one's self to someone else.
Remember that huge discussion we had about the future of Huawei? Well, sounds like Hongmeng is out, but the scope is now narrower. Instead of trying to replicate an entire OS, Huawei now only needs to replicate Google Mobile Services.
Meanwhile:
of course in a general waywell years ago in this forum I heard China should need to avoid
that's why a really high GDP-growth figures are needed (not my personal opinion, as on this matter I have none)
I have forgotten the name of the European company, there was talk in the now closed Huawei threads, that Huawei could reach a deal and use their mobile services.
I gather the company was created a ever-growing market of anti-google users.As well as ever growing user base of millions? it currently has thousands of apps, many of which are found on google android.
Perhaps folks living in Europe might know what mobile service provider I am referring to.
It's a sensationalist title, just like always:new numbers appeared, and while I'm not a fortune-teller I already commented Saturday at 10:03 AM
of course in a general way
follow the links
China will need to battle further economic slowdown in fourth quarter
China’s economic growth worse than expected, sinking to new low of 6.0 per cent in third quarter amid US trade war
if interested
you sound more optimistic than the Glob. Times I linked Yesterday at 10:25 PMIt's a sensationalist title, just like always:
"China's growth runs out of steam clocking in lowest rate in 30 years at 6.5%."
"US economy firing on all four cylinders with growth at 2.5%."
"Japan's economy shows strength with surprise return to growth!"
Everything looks fine considering some downward pressure is to be expected from the trade war, though not a whole lot. China's Q1-Q2-Q3 went 6.4%, 6.2%, 6.0%. Very smooth and quite nice. To put things in perspective, 6% growth is a very nice number even for a very poor small developing country, so yeah, China needs to maintain a "really high GDP growth number" to break through the middle income trap but "really high" is not defined in comparison to the steroidal explosive growth that China pulled off when it was poor as hell and just joined the WTO.