Chinese Economics Thread

[escobar]

lol, US made EU cancel the CAI deal, made AU to break down its trade relationship with CN to give an edge to US companies.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1442776557169397763

 

[AssassinsMace]

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Yes the US government can tell their private companies who not to sell to but somehow they're angry that the Chinese government can tell "private" Chinese companies what not to buy...

 

[HereToSeePics]

they're angry that the Chinese government can tell "private" Chinese companies what not to buy...

US government telling telecom companies not to buy Huawei/ZTE gear...

 

[B.I.B.]

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Yes the US government can tell their private companies who not to sell to but somehow they're angry that the Chinese government can tell "private" Chinese companies what not to buy...

I wonder what the response would be if they were to place an order for 6 nuc power plants?

 

[9dashline]

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Sorry, but annual emissions reduction targets should go. It is not rational to kill off the economy for "feel good" responses fr the World. Do you see the US or the EU shutting down production for climate change?

This is a trap set up for China. Unless I also see them shutting down production, this means that they (obviously) using climate change excuses to damage China

This can be opportunity for optimization exercise, global peak of energy is going to bite everyone in the butt but western nations especially the US will get hit just as hard if not more so....

Everytime I see those big texas trucks with ridiculously oversized wheels (and I'm not talking about 18 wheelers that haul stuff, just joe six pack showing off going to work in a 10mpg truck that takes up almost two parking spots) I realize The Great Reset hasn't yet resetted hard enough... at least here in our region traffic is already worse than pre-pandemic era

 

[PiSigma]

I wonder what the response would be if they were to place an order for 6 nuc power plants?

Or 8 SSBN....

 

[9dashline]

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Yes the US government can tell their private companies who not to sell to but somehow they're angry that the Chinese government can tell "private" Chinese companies what not to buy...

As long as Huawei is blocked in the US, then Chinese purchase of Boeing should go to zero.

 

[PiSigma]

As long as Huawei is blocked in the US, then Chinese purchase of Boeing should go to zero.

Until US start buying 100s of C919s, China should buy 0 Boeings.

 

[weig2000]

doesn't matter, foreign countries will be eating the increased costs in the end. this also provides market mechanisms to force additional purchases of non-fossil electricity and boosts funding for non-fossil electricity research and construction. It is short term pain for long term gain.

Easy fossil fuel and lax emission regulations is a crutch just like cheap credit was a crutch for uncompetitive and uninnovative companies like Evergrande. Just wait 5-10 years and see who is leading in energy and who is still clinging to their dreams of clean coal and gas cars.

China is not a place that lacks anything but motivation. Once a motive is given, it will be done.

The problem is this kind of arbitrary, abrupt administrative measures are terrible means to achieve the goals. Better to use market mechanism to signal and implement the policy goals in this case.

 

[HereToSeePics]

then Chinese purchase of Boeing should go to zero.

If Boeing loses market share in China, their entire supply chain, including post sales service and maintenance, becomes slightly less efficient due to the economies of scale, resulting in Boeing becoming less competitive with Airbus across global markets.