Chinese Economics Thread

jwnz

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I do wonder the Western smart money and people in positions to know the truth, but not the ones driving the narrative, when they read the MSM (wsj, nyt, wpo, ft, etc.) about the impending collapse of China's economy, do they shake their heads, or rub their hands in anticipation of making profits from the brainwashed.
 

siegecrossbow

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I don't think you understand. Let me lay it out for you as clearly as possible:

China deflation = bad
China inflation = bad
China population decline = bad
China population increase = bad
China building infrastructure = bad
China tearing down infrastructure = bad
China gdp growth high = bad
China gdp growth low = bad
China inhaling = bad
China exhaling = bad
China going right = bad
China going left = bad
China going up = bad
China going down = bad

Understood?

Loud and clear, China BAD.
 

luosifen

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I do wonder the Western smart money and people in positions to know the truth, but not the ones driving the narrative, when they read the MSM (wsj, nyt, wpo, ft, etc.) about the impending collapse of China's economy, do they shake their heads, or rub their hands in anticipation of making profits from the brainwashed.
Definitely the 2nd option.
 

Franklin

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This article from Harvard Business Review talks about something that I have been thinking about. And that is the fact that Chinese have seen more change in their lifetime than anyone else on earth at the moment and that has created a highly adaptive population. And that the Chinese can deal with change better than other people’s. That will give China a advantage as we live in a period of unprecedented change.

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