China hits India where it hurts

[Echo_419]

If India doesn't interfere in Nepal, their economic situation would be much different. You can argue they would be far richer than India given its famous share of Mount Everest tourism and shared the border with us. So India is the main actor for keeping Nepal poor to this day and a lot of Nepal youth is being abused by India elite class. Ever heard of child labor? Yup, ask our Indian elite friends.

Looks like you have developed a habit of speaking without facts

 

[Shotgunner51]

Why should we explain about our GDP to a Chinese ?And why should we care about your opinion?
Two decades your nation was also a sub Saharan with 64 % poverty .Thanks for copy pasting you did a nice job :
We are also growing rapidly and I already explained I wouldnt satisified because out GoI couldnt give a life that is equal to that of US ,EU or Japan even if we have a 15 trillion$ economy .Because our population is 1.25 billion
Any way r est of World are queing for an invesment in India .So we really need an opinion from a Chinese ?I dont think so .Go and give some good news to your CCP that lost a good HRS deal in India to Japanese .

You don't need my opinion, but since you quote me I might as well reply. You are a $2.05 trillion economy as per last recorded year (World Bank, 2014), so your "even if $15 trillion" seems quite a long shot, when will you achieve? I have seen many forecasts from your country, seems hardly accurate, let's hear yours.

Ground reality from World Bank also says you have lower-than-Sub-Saharan-Africa per capita, these are facts, not my opinions, so how come you said you offer a huge market for the world?

There was no open tender in HSR deal, it was a deal struck between india and Japan. China was not even in the talks, that's good, since we should avoid low-income, indebted or resources-poor economies, do you think it's a bad policy?

 

[ThaniOruvan]

Any intelligence agency that makes it a priority to actively fund and arms the separatist movements in India can destabilise the fake terror regime and break it up. The Hindu despots in New Delhi are despised by all ethnic groups within that British-created fake country.

Been hearing this from impotent posters for long.
Kindly take care of your Tibet autonomous region and Xinjiang.
I think together they are over 40% of what you call 'China' today.

You don't need my opinion, but since you quote me I might as well reply. You are a $2.05 trillion economy as per last recorded year (World Bank, 2014), so your "even if $15 trillion" seems quite a long shot, when will you achieve? I have seen many forecasts from your country, seems hardly accurate, let's hear yours.

Ground reality from World Bank also says you have lower-than-Sub-Saharan-Africa per capita, these are facts, not my opinions, so how come you said you offer a huge market for the world?

There was no open tender in HSR deal, it was a deal struck between india and Japan. China was not even in the talks, that's good, since we should avoid low-income, indebted or resources-poor economies, do you think it's a bad policy?

"India is a market" says the West and all other nations except the myopic chinese.
Do you think anyone is buying your argument here ? Just the last 20 years belonged to you alone until recently your neighbor grew in strength. Poor Chinese child not able to assimilate that fact.

If you go by per capita then you are an economic illiterate. Do you know what per capita income means ?
Just the figures in dollars doesn't say the true story. You also need to take into account the exchange rates and the local economic indicators. I remember "The Great Chinese stock market" lost $3 Trillion in a short span of time. Any country with strong basics wouldn't lose that much in a short span of time. That shows how careless, greedy and delusional your policy makers are. Just like a helium balloon. Fly high with less air, get grounded with a small pinch.

 

[Zsari]

If Nepal doesn't honour the Indo-Nepal peace treaty 1950 anymore, then it's high time India curbed the freedom Nepalese enjoy within India. Transit rights, govt jobs and easy trade are things that are now taken for granted. India’s next policy in Nepal should be to move against the alliance of the two communist parties. Sooner the better!

Please do that. I'm sure China will love the idea.

 

[Shotgunner51]

2.5 trillion economy and Poor Indians are still better than Chinese slaves of CCP and who are at mercy of the few people...in future even if they will kick your a$$ then you can't do a jack other than masturbating about your 13 trillion economy .Chinese are slave in their own country and they should be treated like same.

It's $2.05 economy, don't flatter the number. Did you say poor indians are still better than CCP slaves? On slavery, let's check this source:

• Findings - Walk Free Foundation - Global Slavery Index 2014
  
• The second annual edition of the Walk Free Foundation's Global Slavery Index has found that globally, almost 36 million people are subject to modern slavery, with 14.2857 million in India alone.
• Shockingly incidences of slavery were found in every one of the 167 countries surveyed.
• Mauritania tops the slavery index at 4% (of population), followed by Uzbekistan at 3.9729%, Haiti at 2.3041% and Qatar at 1.3563%, India ranks number 5 at 1.1409%.
• Other countries include Russia ranks 32 at 0.7315%, China ranks 109 at 0.2388% and US ranks 145 at 0.019%.

Screenshot of interactive map on the Global Slavery Index website (globalslaveryindex.org)
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[sau07]

It's $2.05 economy, don't flatter the number. Did you say poor indians are still better than CCP slaves? On slavery, let's check this source:

• Findings - Walk Free Foundation - Global Slavery Index 2014
  
• The second annual edition of the Walk Free Foundation's Global Slavery Index has found that globally, almost 36 million people are subject to modern slavery, with 14.2857 million in India alone.
• Shockingly incidences of slavery were found in every one of the 167 countries surveyed.
• Mauritania tops the slavery index at 4% (of population), followed by Uzbekistan at 3.9729%, Haiti at 2.3041% and Qatar at 1.3563%, India ranks number 5 at 1.1409%.
• Other countries include Russia ranks 32 at 0.7315%, China ranks 109 at 0.2388% and US ranks 145 at 0.019%.

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Screenshot of interactive map on the Global Slavery Index website (globalslaveryindex.org)
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May be you have not understood what I was wanting to point ,The country where people are not able to elect their leader ,and are ruled by a single party where it can take any decision with impunity and without any opposition ,can be categorised as slave people. In Foreseeable future I see Chinese will revolt against the party and country will face civil war and may get the same fate as USSR.

 

[Shotgunner51]

"India is a market" says the West and all other nations except the myopic chinese.
Do you think anyone is buying your argument here ? Just the last 20 years belonged to you alone until recently your neighbor grew in strength. Poor Chinese child not able to assimilate that fact.

If you go by per capita then you are an economic illiterate. Do you know what per capita income means ?
Just the figures in dollars doesn't say the true story. You also need to take into account the exchange rates and the local economic indicators.

Even Somalia is a market, says by anyone, but just a poor market, so what's wrong with the saying? Yes some neighbors grew in strength, very strong indeed, say ASEAN, Kazakhstan, .... but not india which remains a poor country.

The per capita data are from World Bank, have taken into account of currency exchange rate and expressed in common currency which is $ here. Hate the data? Fume it to World Bank. If you want to bring domestic CPI into account to reflect purchasing power, do the purchase domestically, cos whatever you buy from international market you use market rate, not adjusted rate. And yes your per capita GDP, nominal (market exchange rate) is lower than Sub-Saharan-Africa, there remains what it is i.e. a market below Sub-Saharan-Africa standard.

I remember "The Great Chinese stock market" lost $3 Trillion in a short span of time. Any country with strong basics wouldn't lose that much in a short span of time. That shows how careless, greedy and delusional your policy makers are. Just like a helium balloon. Fly high with less air, get grounded with a small pinch.

Talking about economic illiteracy. The market was deleveraging, and SHSE by today (3,563) is 10% up from 1 year ago (3,234), that's a very steady growth, very comfortable. Are you aware of the Dow plummet 3,600 points from the September 19, 2008, intraday high of 11,483 to the October 10, 2008, intraday low of 7,882 so you guess how much is the loss of market cap (assuming you know the market cap of NYSE & Nasdaq combined)? Both US and China markets did crash in a short span of time, what are the strong basics that are lacking?

Anyway, fluctuations of such extent are beyond reach of poor countries like india.

 

[mirage]

It's $2.05 economy, don't flatter the number. Did you say poor indians are still better than CCP slaves? On slavery, let's check this source:

• Findings - Walk Free Foundation - Global Slavery Index 2014
  
• The second annual edition of the Walk Free Foundation's Global Slavery Index has found that globally, almost 36 million people are subject to modern slavery, with 14.2857 million in India alone.
• Shockingly incidences of slavery were found in every one of the 167 countries surveyed.
• Mauritania tops the slavery index at 4% (of population), followed by Uzbekistan at 3.9729%, Haiti at 2.3041% and Qatar at 1.3563%, India ranks number 5 at 1.1409%.
• Other countries include Russia ranks 32 at 0.7315%, China ranks 109 at 0.2388% and US ranks 145 at 0.019%.

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Screenshot of interactive map on the Global Slavery Index website (globalslaveryindex.org)
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oh yea , so you mean chinese government always was transparent as it is today ??? keep this propaganda with you and xinhua . better manipulate yuan as another devaluation is round the corner as exports are dwindling like anything .

 

[sau07]

Even Somalia is a market, says by anyone, but just a poor market, so what's wrong with the saying? Yes some neighbors grew in strength, very strong indeed, say ASEAN, Kazakhstan, .... but not india which remains a poor country.

The per capita data are from World Bank, have taken into account of currency exchange rate and expressed in common currency which is $ here. Hate the data? Fume it to World Bank. If you want to bring domestic CPI into account to reflect purchasing power, do the purchase domestically, cos whatever you buy from international market you use market rate, not adjusted rate. And yes your per capita GDP, nominal (market exchange rate) is lower than Sub-Saharan-Africa, there remains what it is i.e. a market below Sub-Saharan-Africa standard.




Talking about economic illiteracy. The market was deleveraging, and SHSE by today (3,563) is 10% up from 1 year ago (3,234), that's a very steady growth, very comfortable. Are you aware of the Dow plummet 3,600 points from the September 19, 2008, intraday high of 11,483 to the October 10, 2008, intraday low of 7,882 so you guess how much is the loss of market cap (assuming you know the market cap of NYSE & Nasdaq combined)? Both US and China markets did crash in a short span of time, what are the strong basics that are lacking?

India is vibrant democracy and fastest growing major economy and as per experts will continue to be remain like same in future whereas ,china is having slowing econmic growth ,it wuld be better for china to worry about its economy and preventing Civil unrest which will raise it head once the stories of economic miracle will fade away,

 

[Shotgunner51]

oh yea , so you mean chinese government always was transparent as it is today ??? keep this propaganda with you and xinhua . better manipulate yuan as another devaluation is round the corner as exports are dwindling like anything .

What Xinhua propaganda? Reading should be basic literacy, check again, that slavery survey was conducted by WFF.
Findings - Walk Free Foundation - Global Slavery Index 2014

On RMB, of course we will manipulate to boost industrial exports, one sports that you can't play well, in order to reap record-breaking trade surplus, something which you have never seen before.

 

[mirage]

What Xinhua propaganda? Reading should be basic literacy, check again, that slavery survey was conducted by WFF.
Findings - Walk Free Foundation - Global Slavery Index 2014

On RMB, of course we will manipulate to boost industrial exports, one sports that you can't play well, in order to reap record-breaking trade surplus, something which you have never seen before.

ben dan . so you mean china allows slave labor camps to be investigated ? there are hundreds of videos on the internet secretly shoot . almost every data is manipulated in china as there are many analysts even now are saying that right now chinese are overstating their GDP grown rate which actually is near 4 % which was fulled by waste investments in infrastructure resulting in massive internal debt crises of provinces to the amount of more than 17 trillion $ . and now how long you can manipulate yuan against stronger $ , time will tell the tale .


China’s Total Debt Load Equals 282% of GDP, Raising Economic Risks - Real Time Economics - WSJ

 

[rcrmj]

ben dan . so you mean china allows slave labor camps to be investigated ? there are hundreds of videos on the internet secretly shoot . almost every data is manipulated in china as there are many analysts even now are saying that right now chinese are overstating their GDP grown rate which actually is near 4 % which was fulled by waste investments in infrastructure resulting in massive internal debt crises of provinces to the amount of more than 17 trillion $ . and now how long you can manipulate yuan against stronger $ , time will tell the tale .


China’s Total Debt Load Equals 282% of GDP, Raising Economic Risks - Real Time Economics - WSJ

back to the point of manipulating currency, this is a matter for the U.S and China, it is a concept that way beyond your weak economy's desire, especially at the level of Sub-Sahara-States

Been hearing this from impotent posters for long.
Kindly take care of your Tibet autonomous region and Xinjiang.
I think together they are over 40% of what you call 'China' today.



"India is a market" says the West and all other nations except the myopic chinese.
Do you think anyone is buying your argument here ? Just the last 20 years belonged to you alone until recently your neighbor grew in strength. Poor Chinese child not able to assimilate that fact.

If you go by per capita then you are an economic illiterate. Do you know what per capita income means ?
Just the figures in dollars doesn't say the true story. You also need to take into account the exchange rates and the local economic indicators. I remember "The Great Chinese stock market" lost $3 Trillion in a short span of time. Any country with strong basics wouldn't lose that much in a short span of time. That shows how careless, greedy and delusional your policy makers are. Just like a helium balloon. Fly high with less air, get grounded with a small pinch.

lol 'India is a market' ````so does Somalia and North Korea```

tell me kid, what does Indian actually consume with your pathetic GDP per cap`?
tell me what is India's global market percentage contribution of ZARA, McDonald, Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes Benz, digital tv, Sony, Philip, Landrover, Jaguar, Louis Vuitton, Prada, these classic middle-class and upper middle-class consumption spending? --- the fact is you are irrelevant, despite of 1.2 billion population```how pathetic

btw, you cant buy these with your deluded PPP, but your home made curry of course

 

[CorporateAffairs]

By M.K. Bhadrakumar on December 28, 2015
China hits India where it hurts – Asia Times

Guys i thought you were matured, but the headline

 

[ThaniOruvan]

Even Somalia is a market, says by anyone, but just a poor market, so what's wrong with the saying? Yes some neighbors grew in strength, very strong indeed, say ASEAN, Kazakhstan, .... but not india which remains a poor country.

The per capita data are from World Bank, have taken into account of currency exchange rate and expressed in common currency which is $ here. Hate the data? Fume it to World Bank. If you want to bring domestic CPI into account to reflect purchasing power, do the purchase domestically, cos whatever you buy from international market you use market rate, not adjusted rate. And yes your per capita GDP, nominal (market exchange rate) is lower than Sub-Saharan-Africa, there remains what it is i.e. a market below Sub-Saharan-Africa standard.




Talking about economic illiteracy. The market was deleveraging, and SHSE by today (3,563) is 10% up from 1 year ago (3,234), that's a very steady growth, very comfortable. Are you aware of the Dow plummet 3,600 points from the September 19, 2008, intraday high of 11,483 to the October 10, 2008, intraday low of 7,882 so you guess how much is the loss of market cap (assuming you know the market cap of NYSE & Nasdaq combined)? Both US and China markets did crash in a short span of time, what are the strong basics that are lacking?

Anyway, fluctuations of such extent are beyond reach of poor countries like india.

A chinese child calling other countries poor !!
Each and every Chinese is a billionaire ? Number of poor in China is mostly downplayed and the GDP numbers are mostly inflated. World Bank figures ? Only fools will completely rely on those and stage an argument based on it.
Every report and statistics which global organizations release every year is "strategically motivated". Do you even know that ? Those never show the real picture. Moreover all these indices doesn't apply on high population nations like China and India. Both nations have extremely poor and extremely rich population blocks.

Share market figures: When your policy makers are not literate and strong enough to play the big games why the heck China is even competing at that level. Who even talked of India being a rich country ? That time hasn't come yet. But China's time is over is the pressing point here. Don't even compare yourself with the USA. Just because you copied everything from them doesn't make you an USA replica. China still has a lot of things to experiment and learn to be an economic super power like the USA.

back to the point of manipulating currency, this is a matter for the U.S and China, it is a concept that way beyond your weak economy's desire, especially at the level of Sub-Sahara-States


lol 'India is a market' ````so does Somalia and North Korea```

tell me kid, what does Indian actually consume with your pathetic GDP per cap`?
tell me what is India's global market percentage contribution of ZARA, McDonald, Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes Benz, digital tv, Sony, Philip, Landrover, Jaguar, Louis Vuitton, Prada, these classic middle-class and upper middle-class consumption spending? --- the fact is you are irrelevant, despite of 1.2 billion population```how pathetic

btw, you cant buy these with your deluded PPP, but your home made curry of course

Ha ha. Those brands are not the symbol of livelihood. They are just status symbols.
Those brands are embraced by Indians long back. May be those are new high class brands recently introduced to an average Chinese like you. I do not know.

What really matters is how much people spend on quality education, health care etc.
Education : An efficient "English speaking" work force is already a reality in India. I do not care of what other countries are up to.
Health care : India is a less expensive medical hub. Every year people from poor neighborhood countries travel to India for medical treatment.
We know where to spend.

FYI, JLR is owned by an Indian.

 

[SrNair]

You don't need my opinion, but since you quote me I might as well reply. You are a $2.05 trillion economy as per last recorded year (World Bank, 2014), so your "even if $15 trillion" seems quite a long shot, when will you achieve? I have seen many forecasts from your country, seems hardly accurate, let's hear yours.

Ground reality from World Bank also says you have lower-than-Sub-Saharan-Africa per capita, these are facts, not my opinions, so how come you said you offer a huge market for the world?

There was no open tender in HSR deal, it was a deal struck between india and Japan. China was not even in the talks, that's good, since we should avoid low-income, indebted or resources-poor economies, do you think it's a bad policy?

Then you shouldnt quote me .That would be the nice move .Right
Dont need to worry about us .
We know how to expand our economy .Trust me ,it would be a decent growth .Not a copy pasted hyped growth
You have seen a lots in your CCP China .But in India ,under a democracy it is quite different.
World Bank also says China is slowing .But we didnt give a shit about it
You can repeat whatever you want .But at the end World is queuing for us and FDI in here .In that case we dont give a shit about a Chinese opinion.

Then please convince your Chinese state control media to ignore that deal and pressure them to go to some other news .

And please call all of your copy pasted items like Xiomi from our markets .We have Micromax ,Samsung,.Apple etc in here .