China's Economy Best in the World: Strategist

China State Construction is to list in Shanghai July 29 in what will be the biggest IPO since March '08. "Right now the Chinese economy is the strongest in the world," Martin Hennecke from Tyche said. "The market has obviously recovered a good deal."

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[TheChristianRight09]

Visit China,and you will come away knowing just how poor and outdated the China is...

[2101silverstein]

China has a good economy because in China, the government controls the Banks and Corporations. In West/Europe, the Bankers/Corporations own the government! Simple as that!

[idangle6]

i actually dont agree with this guy china is propping itself with shitty fluff projects there growth numbers dont mean ne thing the people are so poor they afford the goods they make chinas economy depends on us its funny look at these construction projects now it was a huge fail there are ghost towns in china from the government trying to boost domestic growth they have a housing bubble issue for sure just look it up

[obyndjd503]

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[Jospehporta]

@prjerry7 Sorry they didn't. As usual you are completely off track. It's interesting how desperate you are.

What about my quote? As I said the Russians paid the debt a few years ago. No matter how you try and spin things I am still correct.

[prjerry7]

@Jospehporta 2 of 2;

Also, you stated, & i quote; ''No the US NEVER supplied food before the war'' [to the soviets].

Look up American Relief Administration & Famine of 21. USA literally gave the soviets the resources to exist.

Just remember, knowledge is power.

[prjerry7]

@Jospehporta 1 of 2;

Your tacking my comment out of context again, every time i correct you, you seem to do the same thing, its pathetic.

I never said buying t-bill or or Greece bailout wasn't cash, i stated & i quote; ''nations hardly lend real money, they lend materials''.

Much of Soviets debt was paid through weapons, energy & technology.

Your quote; ''In 1972 the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. signed an agreement that the U.S.S.R. would pay 722 million of it's debt by July 1, 2001''.

[Jospehporta]

@prjerry7 China buying over $1 trillion of US T-Bills is an exchange of money, it isn't an exchange of materials. When Greece was bailed out the EU gave them MONEY and the list goes on and on.

Hey dummy I never said Russia paid the debt in 2001, I said the debt was rolled into the Paris Club debt which was paid off a few years ago. So once again I am right and you are wrong.

[prjerry7]

@Jospehporta a; i never said t-bill was an exchange of material, that is not representative of many lends used by nations, dont put words in my ''type'' :P

Glad you used google, Russia DID NOT pay off debt in 2001, that was an idiotic outdates assumption.

Also, Russia debt has been restructured many times in recent years. 2009 their debt was paid off but many gov. organisms claim they still have failed to pay interests.

[Jospehporta]

@prjerry7 Ahh right so when China lends the US money by buying T-Bills that is an exchange of material? LMAO kid, you really have no idea what you're talking about.

Aww you can actually use google. Well in fact Truman and Eisenhower considered the debt paid with Soviet blood. Stalin never reneged on anything, like you said. Once agin you make up bullshit.

Also the remainder of the USSR lend lease debt was rolled into the Paris Club debt which the Russians paid off a few years ago. Case closed.