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April 17
Chinese Economics Thread
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anglo australia has such a problem with chinese money investing in australian companies, why should they bitch if china refuses to continue giving money to australia?
The logic of the white anglo changes on the flip of a coin-depending on which side they need it to land.
Whats funny is that Australia's public companies are all owned by US investors lol
Redneck colony
The female expert/researcher along with the Zambian expert (male) did a stupendous job highlighting western hypnosis and hypocricies in Africa and how China and Chinese people are operating in a completely different manner than the colonialists.
In my opinion, regardless of governance system in China, the Chinese people writ large going to be just as competitive, just as efficient free market practioners and will always beat it's competition whenever and wherever in the world. Watching this show/debate made me realize just how ridiculously efficient, adaptive, flexible, resilience, Chinese people in general. And when the competitors lose they whine and cry foul hurling unfounded accusations to reign in their Chinese rivals.
China's economical and technological strength is soon going to hit them like a truck. For so long Chiba was in competition with low income countries and low manufacturing and low tech and China dominated the competition
Now that China is going to the ladder you see all these (mostly medium-income)countries shaking in their boots (especially the EU). When in 10 years (some say has just started) China starts competing with high-tech manufacturing countries like Germany, S.Korea, Japan then you will see the real whining.
They have already started making noises but theyvstull have bot fully realised that the China train is coming for them too.
Nowdays with the drastic reforms on China, it is constantly gaining economical and technological strength. Biggest mistake of Trump was waking up the dragon, there is no way back now
The war in the shadows: Challenges of fighting terrorism in Xinjiang
P.S. I don't know if this is the appropriate thread to post this documentary about Xinjiang/terrorism issue but I think that terrorism has an economic element and component that affects the country where terrorism is rampant; chaos, violence and mayhem are riped bringing down with it the country, people along the way.
P.S. I don't know if this is the appropriate thread to post this documentary about Xinjiang/terrorism issue but I think that terrorism has an economic element and component that affects the country where terrorism is rampant; chaos, violence and mayhem are riped bringing down with it the country, people along the way.
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Daily vaccinations continue to rise, already double the rate of the United States. If vaccination rates continue to trend towards 10+ million, vaccinations per day, China may reach herd immunity of ~70% as early as September.