Discussing Biden's Potential China Policy

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BlackWindMnt

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bajingan said:
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Delusional article from the aussies
The author said without eu capital, China economy will go down lol
the author also revealed what the anglos truly think, that in the event of conflict with China
A final "solution" to Chinese diaspora might be considered
We are dealing with fascists here guys
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Dam he makes quiet some assumptions about some ASEAN nations and Korea.
Creepy ass dude especially one of the last paragraphs about turning Nazi and reacting like "it is what it is".
 
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bajingan said:
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Delusional article from the aussies
The author said without eu capital, China economy will go down lol
the author also revealed what the anglos truly think, that in the event of conflict with China
A final "solution" to Chinese diaspora might be considered
We are dealing with fascists here guys
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Far too many white anglo Australians entertain notions of geocoding Chinese/Asians in Australia.

America itself is on a knife's edge of open fascism with some nutcase like pompeo and cotton becoming president; a third of the country supported trumpism and even denazification is proven to be a failure in the west.
 
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hashtagpls said:
Far too many white anglo Australians entertain notions of geocoding Chinese/Asians in Australia.

America itself is on a knife's edge of open fascism with some nutcase like pompeo and cotton becoming president; a third of the country supported trumpism and even denazification is proven to be a failure in the west.
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Its weird I have seen a lot of my friends or people I grew up with normalizing Nazi Germany and Hitler mostly in the joking sense etc.
Its a weird transition too say the least it mostly focused on Muslims right now in western Europe, but with enough media propaganda it could be easily captured and turned toward Chinese and Asians in general.
 
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sinophilia said:
I don’t see the Japanese as the go-getters that China is today. Japanese seem tired of life. Chinese dream of greater things.

Problem is complacency. While China certainly doesn’t have the level of complacency like an India, it still exists to some extent when it comes to risk-taking. This must be excised so China can unleash the full potential of its creative citizens.

Now I don’t know the full history of Japanese economic growth, but it seems to me that they grew a lot faster at this stage and I don’t know that it just had to do with being an American vassal or having a smaller population. I’d rather play devils advocate and assume it’s not true so China can be self-critical and seek to improve at all costs.

As for Japanese innovation, it’s been nuked. You might be able to say that in the 70s and 80s but where is Japanese innovation now?

If you look up labor productivity adjusting for working hours then Japanese productivity is lower than Italy and Spain and is actually at the level of Turkey (!!). Korea is at the level of Portugal. That isn’t good.

I’m really unsure of the explanation other than lack of risk-taking, attempts to be creative, etc. don’t want China to fall into the same trap.

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If you look at Japanese society, it is really homogeneous and rigid. Change doesn't come easily.
And there's basically one political centre (Tokyo) which also dominates economically.

In comparison, China has multiple economic regions and political centres, which are all competing with each other.
And you've also got the effect of a large Chinese diaspora, along with a significant number of ethnic minorities inside China, and shared borders with different countries.

All this variety should keep China much more innovative and risk-taking than Japan.
 
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sinophilia said:
Fair enough, though to be fair it went back down to 5% inflation per year a few years after.

I’m ignorant as to how inflation actually increases economic size. Could you please explain how it works.

If Japan doubled its economy in USD in that period then it’s GDP per capita in USD probably also about doubled.

How does inflation add to GDP I assumed it would have been accounted for by currency price movements.
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When we talk about inflation in the context of GDP, it's called the GDP deflator

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Nominal GDP growth = Real GDP growth + the GDP deflator (inflation)

Say your wages double, but all your costs also double.
You're not actually any better off. It's 0% real growth.
 
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voyager1 said:
I mean although meaningless, the opening statements show what is really happening.

You could almost see the desperation on Blinken's face. Not a good start from Blinken, who is negotiating from a "position of strength" (Lmao)

Yang truly fired on US corpse on that monologue. He called them weak, he basically called their Democratic system a failure, he pointed racism, and then he said to them that the US and the western world doesn't represent the UN (big big statement here for a multipolar world).
He was basically slapping them for 16 minutes straight.

I mean China dared to enter the Korean war when they were dirt poor to fight the US for their interests. Why do the US thinks that China now being infinitely stronger than that period, will back down from facing the US again...

In their dreams I say. This is why Mao, and Deng built China as it is now. Now it is Xi's responsibility to navigate this dangerous path in order for China to become a true world class Great Power. The US better understand this, because there is no way Xi is backing down.
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Next time Yang should bring a rapper and hand out lyrical dis like this:
 
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@escobar and Blinken is off to Europe for some dialogue with EU officials coincidental?
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The sanctions were planned from some time ago. Today it was just the confirmation.

IMO, these sanctions are necessary for the EU Commision to convince the EU Parliament that it is standing up on "human right abuses". The Commision wants the CAI deal with China to pass the Parliament so it must show some strength on human rights.

EU economy is in shambles so no need to worry
 
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What do the counter sanctions by China mean for these individuals? No EU bank will let them use their services if they want to operate in China?
 
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