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Uploaded by on Dec 1, 2011

New figures show that China's manufacturing sector shrank in November for the first time since February 2009.

Vice-Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao has said the world's economic troubles today are more serious than the Lehman Brothers crash of 2008.

Al Jazeera's Harry Fawcett reports.

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  • Money is just disappearing from every country

  • Yeah. Bail out the world again.

  • It's getting close to 2012 and every country is falling by their OWN system ! OMG 2012 is real!

  • @minerva3181 i agree. a more serious crisis is now evolving and the west's reserves are already depleted from the previous one. total meltdown indeed.

  • The worst is yet to come. Property bubble burst + export slowdown + bad debts piling up in banking system = TOTAL MELTDOWN. In comparison, the Euro debt crisis is only a tea party.

  • @HDaviator

    That is the only reason china is competitive.

  • @HDaviator ya then they could go back to slave labour for the Chinese government instead huh?!!

  • Well if western countries have less money to spend(China's primary export) then China gets less money.

  • @drkillaser

    China's MANUFACTURING is in risk now; a bit different than lehman crises which were basically 'moving money around'

  • The whole chabang is about to collaps.

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