@lianxiang In the future the majority of China's population wil be older than 50, unemployed and unmarried.
There gonna climb, climb and climb until one day they fall really fast.
China's economy is fragile, think of it as gathering up brinks on a glass table,everyday you lay a brink on the table until one day that glass cant carry the weight and breaks.
China's economic growth wil eventually fall down since there very depended on foreign investors.
Chinese labour are getting more expensive because more and more workers are demanding higher pay,company's are leaving China and are looking for a cheaper labour markets already.
There massive aging population wil be a big problem for them aswell.
In the future the majority of China's population wil end up unemployed and millions wil be overaged and unfit to work.
This man is a self dillusional buffoon. There is so much garbage in this rant that it boggles the mind. Unfortunately, a wide audience will always produce believers out of the ignorant and unenlightened.
yeah sure. I have heard about China meltdown since the 90s. It appears that US and EU have our meltdowns and China actually has a 8-9% growth in 2009. The Chinese model is different from the Japan model. The Japanese has a meltdown because they are more export driven (than China) and 80% of their export went to US. When the US pressured their Yen to go up, their economic collapsed. China export to US is reduced to 22% only and will definitely not let the Yuan goes up too much.
If someone can make something cheaper , better and more efficient than the others, it simply won't buy from the others. If China could build a better commercial jet itself, do you think it will buy from Boeing or Airbus? In 10or 15 years China might face the same problems that US is facing today, losing its cheap labor jobs to other third countries such as some African countries.
This is the reality of global enconomy. You must be adaptive and respond quick enough to the global economic changes to be the winner in this trade game. The advantage of America is its leading technology (at the moment) and should use it as a niche to fight this trade war. Keep in mind that selling a jumbo jet to China will probably get you 5 million sweaters in return. This is not the matter of who buys more from the other side. It's trading, the fundamentals of economy.
China market drop was totally predictable and long overdue - this is a worldwide phenomenon. The news on China was quickly forgotten with the appearance of the sub-prime mortgage crisis, which, in turn, will soon be old news as the next "surprise" event comes up on the event horizon. Doubtful any American business enterprise will be in position to "take advantage" of changing conditions in China.
Where is the fucking meltdown, yas indeed, in YOUR AMERICAN ASS.
lianxiang 11 months ago
@lianxiang In the future the majority of China's population wil be older than 50, unemployed and unmarried.
There gonna climb, climb and climb until one day they fall really fast.
China's economy is fragile, think of it as gathering up brinks on a glass table,everyday you lay a brink on the table until one day that glass cant carry the weight and breaks.
Stridus7 8 months ago
China's economic growth wil eventually fall down since there very depended on foreign investors.
Chinese labour are getting more expensive because more and more workers are demanding higher pay,company's are leaving China and are looking for a cheaper labour markets already.
There massive aging population wil be a big problem for them aswell.
In the future the majority of China's population wil end up unemployed and millions wil be overaged and unfit to work.
China wil dry up
skydreamerXIII 1 year ago
crap
BenjaminBotones 1 year ago
This man is a self dillusional buffoon. There is so much garbage in this rant that it boggles the mind. Unfortunately, a wide audience will always produce believers out of the ignorant and unenlightened.
TomSimba 2 years ago
yeah sure. I have heard about China meltdown since the 90s. It appears that US and EU have our meltdowns and China actually has a 8-9% growth in 2009. The Chinese model is different from the Japan model. The Japanese has a meltdown because they are more export driven (than China) and 80% of their export went to US. When the US pressured their Yen to go up, their economic collapsed. China export to US is reduced to 22% only and will definitely not let the Yuan goes up too much.
JetLiIsGreat 2 years ago
I hope so...
AySay1015 2 years ago
Ahhhhh but China will come out a stronger company
flagship21 3 years ago
meltdown my fking ass.
Angryxbot 3 years ago
China economy will melt down soon after american and Eu meltdown
sabahmail2k 3 years ago
thomasfaranda:
thanks for crying wolf for us,we will take this heed.
tobeornot00 3 years ago
Meltdown my ass.
lianxiang 3 years ago
watch it happen before your eyes
da0killeR 3 years ago 2
India will fall down, but China is Booming.
lianxiang 3 years ago
If someone can make something cheaper , better and more efficient than the others, it simply won't buy from the others. If China could build a better commercial jet itself, do you think it will buy from Boeing or Airbus? In 10or 15 years China might face the same problems that US is facing today, losing its cheap labor jobs to other third countries such as some African countries.
chuvictorwai 3 years ago
This is the reality of global enconomy. You must be adaptive and respond quick enough to the global economic changes to be the winner in this trade game. The advantage of America is its leading technology (at the moment) and should use it as a niche to fight this trade war. Keep in mind that selling a jumbo jet to China will probably get you 5 million sweaters in return. This is not the matter of who buys more from the other side. It's trading, the fundamentals of economy.
chuvictorwai 3 years ago
Thank you for the information. You are good..!
wksoh 4 years ago
That host is an ugly Son of a bitch!
jofirephoenix1250 4 years ago
China market drop was totally predictable and long overdue - this is a worldwide phenomenon. The news on China was quickly forgotten with the appearance of the sub-prime mortgage crisis, which, in turn, will soon be old news as the next "surprise" event comes up on the event horizon. Doubtful any American business enterprise will be in position to "take advantage" of changing conditions in China.
TYX91101 4 years ago