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How Bad is the Chinese Economy?

January 11th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Commodities, Global Economy, Stock Market

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Within Online Viagra buy China itself,  low positive growth may not suffice to avoid major internal political problems.

Nouriel Roubini notes:

… China needs a growth rate of 9-10% to absorb about 24 million folks joining the labor force every year; it needs a growth rate of 9-10% to move every year about 12-14 million poor rural farmers to the modern industrial/manufacturing urban sector.

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Others with good credentials reject this pessimistic outlook (see, for example, buying propecia Brad Viagra for sale Stetser, quoted by Naked Capitalism). The greater optimism rests on the perceived ability of the centralized state control of China to respond more quickly and online amoxil effectively to economic shocks than the Western, capitalist Tadalis SX buy cialis overnight shipping Professional”>Cialis Professional ampicillin online economies. If this buy levitra drugs optimism acomplia online is well founded, it should give pause to the almost unthinking acceptance of the prevailing paradigm that underlies U.S. and European policies — maximum reliance on the capitalist system and minimum direct control by the central government.

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  • My 2009 Investment Outlook - Part II | Roylat.com

    [...] Because China has become so large in people’s views of the economic future, a severe downturn in the Chinese economy would have widespread repercussions throughout the world, including the U.S. Several astute observers I follow believe that China is already in recession, and various news items suggest that the downturn in China is much sharper than the Chinese government statistics indicate. See my post, "How Bad Is the Chinese Economy?" [...]

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