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[R0H1T]

China largely uses a modified version of the asian economic "miracle" model, to similar successes as japan/korea/etc. The major modification is much less import restrictions in exchange for IP/expertise sharing; just try selling an american car in those others. For the host it has the benefit of great development speed at the risk of foreign brand/market dominance, which is obvious enough to anyone who's been there. Again, everyone knows the deal going in; well, except for dummies feinting surprise after the fact.

Do you have any major investments in China, are you related to the Chinese, why do you consider a (nation?) state that sponsors cyber attacks & encourages IP theft as something remotely defensible?

 

[agent00f]

Do you have any major investments in China, are you related to the Chinese, why do you consider a (nation?) state that sponsors cyber attacks & encourages IP theft as something remotely defensible?

I have some bidness there, and it's simply a fact that internet expert sorts speak out of complete willful ignorance on this as they do everything.

Real life deals with matters of conflicting interests, not he said she said political bullshit.

 

[R0H1T]

I have some bidness there, and it's simply a fact that internet expert sorts speak out of complete willful ignorance on this as they do everything.

What people realize, & this isn't just restricted to the US, is that China is taking them for a ride. If you think Japan or Korea were protectionist, wait till you see the big red dragon show its true colors.

The fact that many of these companies & nations, now more than ever, need the Chinese market to profit just plays into the communist government's hands. It's one thing trying to be nationalist or populist, quite another when you're being a thug & smug about it.

 

[agent00f]

What people realize, & this isn't just restricted to the US, is that China is taking them for a ride. If you think Japan or Korea were protectionist, wait till you see the big red dragon show its true colors.

The fact that many of these companies & nations, now more than ever, need the Chinese market to profit just plays into the communist government's hands. It's one thing trying to be nationalist or populist, quite another when you're being a thug & smug about it.

I'm sure the right wing blogsphere understand all this far better than all the economists, trade/intl relations experts, and foreign businesses make bank there.

 

[R0H1T]

I'm sure the right wing blogsphere understand all this far better than all the economists, trade/intl relations experts, and foreign businesses make bank there.

I'm sure none of these experts predicted what happened last year, or this atm ~ http://www.cnbc.com/2017/01/24/msci-head-expresses-concern-on-china-capital-controls.html

We can try to be objective, realistic, impartial or whatever but most of what China's doing atm, or what they've in the last few years is to the detriment for the rest of the world.
Forget about playing fair, their overcapacity (in many industries) is simply dragging the world economy down. That they're only interested in increasing their overseas marketshare & exports is something they should back off from, before it wrecks many economies permanently.

 

[agent00f]

I'm sure none of these experts predicted what happened last year, or this atm ~ http://www.cnbc.com/2017/01/24/msci-head-expresses-concern-on-china-capital-controls.html

We can try to be objective, realistic, impartial or whatever but most of what China's doing atm, or what they've in the last few years is to the detriment for the rest of the world.
Forget about playing fair, their overcapacity (in many industries) is simply dragging the world economy down. That they're only interested in increasing their overseas marketshare & exports is something they should back off from, before it wrecks many economies permanently.

It's unclear what that has to do with anything here, unless you're somehow suggesting if experts can't even foresee the future that implies the trite blogsphere can.

Trade with other countries, of which china just happens to be the largest, is arguably the greatest contributor to rise in the american quality of life in this century. Not just material but financial/monetary, since those nice $50 jeans you see in stores, would cost $100 otherwise, but are imported from china for <$10, with the rest going into american pockets. Dummies bitch about currency and trade deficit, but consider that with fiat money, we are (as a national entity) literally paying that <$10 with a piece of paper and getting some sweet jeans in return.

But whatever, the ugly american is going to have their little rants from the comfort of their couches content in the faith that he's the good guy, and whoever those above tell him is the baddie.

 

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