US will copy China's economic model

[lonelyman]

Now he is also teaching us Physics as well.

Wow. A waving flag on the moon is due to moving pole.

Wonder he teaches SEX as well. It should be interesting.

Well, I don’t expect much from this 0 iq real life loser Imbecile

Yes am sure this credible news excerpt doesn’t know anything about it when they said

“Since 1990 nothing over 10 tonnes has been deliberately left in orbit to re-enter uncontrolled. The Long March 5B core stage is thought to be about 21 tonnes”

‘Out-of-control’ Chinese rocket falling to Earth could partially survive re-entry | Space | The Guardian

Long March 5B is doing 27,600km/h in failing orbit, with eventual crash site unknown, after launching space station hub

amp.theguardian.com

So step 1 before going to Mars
- learn to land a rocket

give this to do list to your CCP

Am sure the nonsense u just uttered was also spoon fed by CCP propaganda lol

idiot loser, u don’t even know the difference between long March 5 and long March 5b and for Mars mission which rocket we used

again u forgot ur junk station re-entry and shuttle fireworks show ? How much tonnage is that? 20 tons?

So if you owes me USD10, using your great knowledge of economics, you can manipulate the numbers, turned it around and now I owes you double.

Thanks for teaching us new tricks.

So China is collapsing, right.

he counts his shit as gdp eat twice he doubled the gdp

 

[fallstuff]

Factually wrong on 2/5 counts so your entire claim is in question.

Proof:

1. Chinese 1-12 school system is 6/3/3 while US is 5/3/4 or 8/4. In addition US considers GPA for college entrance, China doesn't.

2. Fast food in China is sold in street stalls which are not present in the US and there are no drivethroughs which are a staple of America fast food.

College/University education as Mao decimated lagging Chinese higher education system.

I certainly meant fast food such as KFC and Burger business models.

 

[Abid123]

Could the Chinese economic model be useful for Pakistan?

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

College/University education as Mao decimated lagging Chinese higher education system.

I certainly meant fast food such as KFC and Burger business models.

Also wrong because US requires general education classes while Chinese universities are European/Asian style requiring only major classes.

College entry is decided by exam only, no GPA, just like other Asian universities and European ones like British A levels but very different than US which cares about GPA.

Graduate school is also European/Asian style in that you need a MS before PhD while in the US it's direct entry PhD.

Medical school is also European/Asian style rather than US style - direct undergrad entry rather than separate post graduate education.

Professors only have full professor (教授） and associate professor （副教授）ranks, no assistant professor like in the US.

curriculum, entry requirements, majors, graduate school, employment and academic careers are all different.

 

[j20blackdragon]

China's economic model is based on massive state-led investment in infrastructure and manufacturing. I suspect the U.S. is going to have a hard time "copying" China when basic commodities like copper and iron ore are at all-time highs; U.S. gas prices are over $3 a gallon; and even something as simple as lumber has TRIPLED in price from pre-Covid levels. To make matters worse, all this inflation is happening at a time when the U.S. is trying to restart its engine after tumbling into its deepest recession in generations.

The Biden administration is desperately haggling over a multi-trillion dollar infrastructure plan when China has been doing it for the last 20 years and is building entire brand new cities like this RIGHT NOW.

Meanwhile, the U.S. media is endlessly complaining about a supposed "shortage" of computer chips that has forced American manufacturers to halt the production of cars, home appliances and more. However, during this exact same chip shortage, China managed to install 70% of the world's 5G base stations and capture 80% of the world’s 5G smartphone users. I think the 5G race is over, and the winner is obvious.

US is chasing China's tail on 5G - Asia Times

NEW YORK - Chinese manufacturers have installed about 5,000 private 5G networks and will add tens of thousands more this year as 5G broadband enables

asiatimes.com

 

[Mk-313]

So if you owes me USD10, using your great knowledge of economics, you can manipulate the numbers, turned it around and now I owes you double.

Thanks for teaching us new tricks.

So China is collapsing, right.

No dum dum think it like this. There’s a family of 5 and they need a debt of $100 to make end meets. And dad makes $100 in income (gdp)

1- The dad can go out and take $100 of loan on himself...in this scenario the loan on dad is $100 or 100% of debt:gdp

2- he can go out and take $20 of loan on each of his family member... in this scenario the loan on dad is $20 or 20% debt:gdp and he transferred the other $80 on family members

But in both scenarios if you calculate total debt on the household it will stay $100.


That’s why you look at Total debt of a country because if they hedged the debt on another sector of the country it will show up on balance sheet

A good example of this is chinas state owned companies. Even though these companies are owned by the government whenever they take on debt it doesn’t show up as government debt it shows up in corporate debt

Relative to GDP total debt of US is about 245%
Relative to GDP total debt of China is about 317%

and lastly it was you that suggested that higher ratio means a country is collapsing. Which I told u is irrelevant . Neither country is collapsing because Japan is over 350% in total debt and it’s still doing fine so there is room

 

[大汉奸柳传志]

America got beaten at its own game now it wants to play China's? well good luck

 

[bshifter]

Bidden told Boris lets start our own BRI. When America cannot fix its own crumbling infrastructures it wants to build these in other countries? Get real.

 

[CAPRICORN-88]

No dum dum think it like this. There’s a family of 5 and they need a debt of $100 to make end meets. And dad makes $100 in income (gdp)

1- The dad can go out and take $100 of loan on himself...in this scenario the loan on dad is $100 or 100% of debt:gdp

2- he can go out and take $20 of loan on each of his family member... in this scenario the loan on dad is $20 or 20% debt:gdp and he transferred the other $80 on family members

But in both scenarios if you calculate total debt on the household it will stay $100.


That’s why you look at Total debt of a country because if they hedged the debt on another sector of the country it will show up on balance sheet

A good example of this is chinas state owned companies. Even though these companies are owned by the government whenever they take on debt it doesn’t show up as government debt it shows up in corporate debt

Relative to GDP total debt of US is about 245%
Relative to GDP total debt of China is about 317%

and lastly it was you that suggested that higher ratio means a country is collapsing. Which I told u is irrelevant . Neither country is collapsing because Japan is over 350% in total debt and it’s still doing fine so there is room

As I suspects a school boy who spends his time trolling in the net instead of doing something useful.



BTW indefinte QE is unsustainable.
Grow a brain, Muthu Kumar.

 

[Beast]

US start copy China must be a bitter pill difficult for many US supporter to swallow. Of cos it will happened when China start to lead in some area or even technology.

 

[bshifter]

US start copy China must be a bitter pill difficult for many US supporter to swallow. Of cos it will happened when China start to lead in some area or even technology.

you never see any of these trolls ever willing to admit that China is leading over US in quite a number of areas, they just keep silent or keep bragging how China is lacking behind. It is already too late to copy China economic model as
@j20blackdragon pointed.

 

[siegecrossbow]

What works for China doesn’t necessarily work for the U.S. and vice versa.

 

[bshifter]

What works for China doesn’t necessarily work for the U.S. and vice versa.

precisely and if an economic model can so easily be emulated India or Vietnam wouldn't be where they are right now. Every country could have started to copy the Japan model back in the 80s

 

[Beast]

What works for China doesn’t necessarily work for the U.S. and vice versa.

Indeed, lazy american worker force. Only know only how to lynch the company, skii working hour. Work the shortest and wanted the highest paid. Totally lack of responsible. Then they give an excuse to claim this is called creativity which Chinese don't have.

No way, they can succeed the Chinese model.

 

[bshifter]

Indeed, lazy american worker force. Only know only how to lynch the company, skii working hour. Work the shortest and wanted the highest paid. Totally lack of responsible. Then they give an excuse to claim this is called creativity which Chinese don't have.

No way, they can succeed the Chinese model.

Our leaders work extremely hard and very disciplined, US presidents go play golf or plan his next vacation. Their workforce will never work for less and demand more holidays. US used to be a manufacturing powerhouse until it shifted to a consumer economy. Trump's idea of forcing US companies relocating those factories back to the States totally backfired.