China, the other side

[rcrmj]

^^

when tourists see our worli sea link and Delhi metro they have same expression on their faces

did i mention 26 malls in noida?

did i mention palace on wheels?

did i mention our well planned,luxurious Chandigarh and navi Mumbai?

you have glossy wonders, we have too.

don't troll and happy Diwali

lol``kid i've been there and saw things``be honest, my little small hometown can outdo any of your best cities``you sound dont do much travelling around the world

 

[IND151]

^^ read second last line of my post

when we will have more than 3 trillion dollars in reserve we will have great number of glossy things

 

[ChinaToday]

Tranparency doesnt stop corruption. It is law that tries to stop corruption . We have RTI act ( Right to Information). And very soon we will have Lokpal bill. Is there any similar laws in China ?

As usual you are cluless if you think transparency has nothing to do with corruption, please dont argue for the sake of arguing you only make a fool of yourself, i suggest you go read this

Transparency Against Corruption
http://www.qog.pol.gu.se/publications/Transparency Against Corruption _Accepted version_.pdf

 

[JayAtl]

As usual you are cluless if you think transparency has nothing to do with corruption, please dont argue for the sake of arguing you only make a fool of yourself, i suggest you go read this

Transparency Against Corruption
http://www.qog.pol.gu.se/publications/Transparency Against Corruption _Accepted version_.pdf

question: are you for your govt to be transparent or against it... its like you guys go back and forth depending on what time it is...

 

[pandarunner]

Just send those figures to CCP leaders.

 

[Nomenclature]

" On paper, China’s debt to GDP ratio is under 20 percent, making Beijing a paragon of fiscal virtue compared with profligate Western governments. However, if we factor in various government obligations that are typically counted as public debt, the picture doesn’t look pretty for China. Once local government debts, costs of re-capitalizing state-owned banks, bonds issued by state-owned banks, and railway bonds are included, China’s total debt amounts to 70 to 80 percent of GDP, roughly the level of public debt in the United States and the United Kingdom".

China

It appears from this article, China's debt to gdp ratio is higher than India's

Whoever wrote this non-sense need to grow a brain. Trying to add local government debts and bonds issued by state-owned banks to Chinese public debt and compare that to the official public debt number in the U.S., which excludes any state and municipal debts and all obligations of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, is bluntly disingenuous.

 

[JayAtl]

Whoever wrote this non-sense need to grow a brain. Trying to add local government debts and bonds issued by state-owned banks to Chinese public debt and compare that to the official public debt number in the U.S., which excludes any state and municipal debts and all obligations of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, is bluntly disingenuous.

are you aware the US has no state owned banks?

 

[Nomenclature]

are you aware the US has no state owned banks?

Where did I say otherwise?

 

[Birbal]

China's financial situation is much better than most countries in the world. And emphasizing growth over profits is a good thing. It helps the people get jobs rather than making the factory owners rich.

That said, aging in China is going to be very severe in the coming decades. Though I expect the Chinese economy to remain strong in the short term, I think the severe birth control that was carried out by the government is going to take a dramatic toll on China. Even if China manages to transition to a fully developed economy very soon, but population aging and decline will cause major problems like with any other developed country.

 

[rcrmj]

are you aware the US has no state owned banks?

but the banks won the state, so its the same

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^^ read second last line of my post

when we will have more than 3 trillion dollars in reserve we will have great number of glossy things

those so called 'glossy things' generated 3 trillions money kid```you need to build things first then make money`same to companies, organizations and country, yet you faild to understand the simple concequence

 

[fallstuff]

Some folks are simply too delusional way beyond any salvation.

 

[Samlee]

Why are you going on his nationality, i can show you dozens of Pakistani coloumnists/analysts etc who are pro India & Anti Pakistan, example pervaiz hoodbhoy, najam sethi, etc etc.

I Am Surprised People Are Giving A Damn To This So Called Intellectual Two Years Ago He Wrote An Article Thar Coal:Claims Vs Facts
http://http://www.defence.pk/forums/economy-development/64156-thar-coal-claims-vs-facts.html

I Gave APoint By Point Rebuttal and Proved That Some Of His Points Were White Lies



http://http://www.defence.pk/forums/economy-development/64156-thar-coal-claims-vs-facts-2.html

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It Is Also A Part of The Fourth Generation Warfare Our Own SAFMA influenced Media Has Imposed Upon Us.Even If We Have A Significant Economic Asset They Are Going To Downplay It

 

[ephone]

Are you on drugs???

Surprising ! Coming from a Pakistani writer.

China’s real debt-to-GDP ratio may actually be as high as 160 percent; as bad as Greece and far worse than Portugal, Italy or Ireland

On other thread in Chinese defence section; some Chinese are taking cheap shots on Indian debt to gdp ratio ! What is with the Chinese ? Do they never see the mirror ?