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Hyper

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Can China avoid Japan's Lost Decades? Bloomberg says yes in the end.
lol

My own take is that rule #1 to avoid Japan's Lost Decades is to never allow America to dictate your economy. No Plaza Accords, don't blindly learn MBA from America, and don't ever trust America.

Still, Japan's Lost Decades is the mild end of the spectrum. If you fully embrace America without question, your nation could outright collapse like the Soviet Union.
Funny think is that an American inspired most of management techniques in SK, Japan from whom east asia learned. That man was William Edwards Deming and his focus on quality. His advice was rejected in the west except Germany. His advice was well accepted in Asia. Lol
 

StraightEdge

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"China's Ministry of Commerce has urged the US to halt its tariff probe into copper imports.

The ministry said that China has labeled the U.S. decision to launch a Section 232 investigation into copper imports as an unreasonable act.

Ministry officials say this move, under the pretext of national security, is yet another example of unilateralism and protectionism by the United States.

They added that it undermines the rules-based multilateral trading system and disrupts global supply chain stability."
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CN Foreign ministry reaction on Rubio statement abt XJ.

Honestly I miss zhao lijian, the new guys seem too 'diplomatic' and lacking the bite he had. Nobody riled the western politicians like zhao did.
 

Sardaukar20

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Funny think is that an American inspired most of management techniques in SK, Japan from whom east asia learned. That man was William Edwards Deming and his focus on quality. His advice was rejected in the west except Germany. His advice was well accepted in Asia. Lol
That's why I had said don't learn blindly from America. There are still excellent knowledge to learn from them. Just don't learn the bad stuff like shareholder supremacy, or planning as far as the next quarter.
 

Santamaria

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Yuropeans post-Trump-Elensky-White-House-Spat be like:

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Candidates for the World's Most Self-Centered Country/Region:
1. Muricans
2. Yuropeans
3. Jai Hinds
4. Jai Kimchis
5. Wanwanese
Believe me, eurotards are the most self centered and crazy people. Far more than the americans. The americans at least have something to show for the talk. And in general they are much nicer people. Central european are simply crazy and arrogant as hell. I am from Spain and I live there so I know well. The number of bad coments I hace listened about US, Hispanic America, China, India, Africa, muslim world during years is outside of the world. And of course 99% of them hate Russia with passion.
Sadly this euroliberal illness is also extending south in the last decades as it is ilustrate my "dear" compatriot Borrell aka europe is a garden

Also that reddit subforum is home of the most deluded people, only use of it is to laugh about them
 

sdkan

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Believe me, eurotards are the most self centered and crazy people. Far more than the americans. The americans at least have something to show for the talk. And in general they are much nicer people. Central european are simply crazy and arrogant as hell. I am from Spain and I live there so I know well. The number of bad coments I hace listened about US, Hispanic America, China, India, Africa, muslim world during years is outside of the world. And of course 99% of them hate Russia with passion.
Sadly this euroliberal illness is also extending south in the last decades as it is ilustrate my "dear" compatriot Borrell aka europe is a garden

Also that reddit subforum is home of the most deluded people, only use of it is to laugh about them

This is normal,

many nations and countries have this problem

Including the underdeveloped third world countries.

So don't laugh at the left, they do better at least
 

Hyper

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That's why I had said don't learn blindly from America. There are still excellent knowledge to learn from them. Just don't learn the bad stuff like shareholder supremacy, or planning as far as the next quarter.
Always said that Jensen Huang reminds me of Deming inspired management. His interviews gave me a new outlook on management. No layoffs. Push employees to perfection. Incredibly direct leadership. Encourage responsibility. Focus on quality ( except for gaming lol)
 
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