Chinese Economics Thread

AssassinsMace

Lieutenant General
Yes all of the sudden the US has new standards on who's a superpower and how convenient China is way behind the US. And the average Mexican makes twice as much as the average Chinese. Of course China is way behind the US when all their formulas of how they determine these things are so spun into directions that promote their narrative only.
 

B.I.B.

Captain
Yes all of the sudden the US has new standards on who's a superpower and how convenient China is way behind the US. And the average Mexican makes twice as much as the average Chinese. Of course China is way behind the US when all their formulas of how they determine these things are so spun into directions that promote their narrative only.

I can't remember whether it was yourself may have said something along the lines "If China is sooooo far behind, then why is the west so scared of her'

Yeah.... why?
 

AssassinsMace

Lieutenant General
I can't remember whether it was yourself who said something along the lines "If China is sooooo far behind, then why is the west so scared of her'

Yes I believe I said something to that effect. That's why these articles are really more for their own citizens so they don't turn against the system of government they have now. Why do they say Republicans and Democrats are rabidly bipartisan except for when it comes to China? It's not because it's a sign from God they're on the right path like how they want to spin it. It's because China shows how they're a failure at keeping the US or whatever country ahead. If voters saw it that way, these politicians would be voted out of office for failing to do their job. It's not China being competitive. It's China cheating so it's not their fault their government is failing.
 

localizer

Colonel
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As expected, Australia's coal has been banned by China. Next on the list, education, tourism, and gas. Coal is an easy target.
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Counterproductive I still think, should do the luxury goods and tourism first.

There's money guiding every one of these decisions.


When the hell can we get Chinese to stop buying Western perfume and handbags n shit. Despite all the jingoism and travel restrictions, someone I know still brought back all these Louis Vuitton n cosmetics n shit.
 
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hashtagpls

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As expected, Australia's coal has been banned by China. Next on the list, education, tourism, and gas. Coal is an easy target.
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Australians are crying innocent when last fucking year they were instigating acts of terror and harbouring terrorists in HK.

No, Australia will be broken and be made to understand who is Lord of Asia.
 

KYli

Brigadier
Counterproductive I still think, should do the luxury goods and tourism first.

Not much luxury goods from Australia to ban. Tourism is already dead due to the pandemic. I think this is a great move. Relationship between China and Australia would continue to deteriorate. It is time for China to look for other sources. Countries such as Russia, Mongolia, and Indonesia need time to ramp up their productions. More importantly, Chinese own coal mines can ramp up production when needed.
 

KYli

Brigadier
Iron ore is the hard one. Unless China gets more from Brazil, AU remains world leading iron ore exporter.

Brazil iron ore mines are not in a good shape to ramp up its production in the near future. The dam disaster in Jan, 2019 came at the worst time. It would take a few years for Brazil to get back running. African iron mines are very high quality but infrastructure, logistic, and corruption make it difficult to bring these iron mines online in Africa and would take at least a decade to do so.
 

localizer

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Winter time bad time to do this tbh.
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Maybe China should transition to more natural gas in in the next 10 years?

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China at the lowest coal imports (excluding march) since great recession.
 
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