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I used to think NY Times is just as good as toilet paper ( I mean real toilet paper and not TOI). Its not !!!

I occassionally see this idiot babbling on TV, where was this idiot before the 2008 melt down ? He has it all figured out about China, yet he had no effin clue that the sh*t was about to hit the fan in 2008. In August 2008 he called it a slow melt down.

EconoMonitor : EconoMonitor » Paul Krugman: A Slow-Mo Meltdown
 
I thought that figure was common sense or shouldn't I expect that from you?

why would chinese trade figures be common sense?
Stop the childish huffing n puffing, the relevant CN member has responded to me already. take your nose elsewhere.
 
I am a fan of Paul Krugman, the author of the article, and he is one of the world’s authority in International finance and economics; moreover, he was the sole recipient of the Nobel Prize in the year 2008.

Anything he says carries lot of weight in the international financial markets

Talking about Noble Prize

As economy fails, Nobel Prize still favors US :rolleyes:

Two U.S. economists were recently awarded the 2011 Nobel Prize in Economics at a time when the U.S. economy was facing difficulties and the "Occupy Wall Street" movement was spreading like wildfire across the country.

Fifty out of 69 winners of the Nobel Prize in Economics, which was introduced in 1969, are Americans. The U.S. economy has been plagued by financial and debt crises over the past five years, causing great damage to the world economy, but Americans still make up over 90 percent of all the winners of the prize. This phenomenon deserves special attention.

As economy fails, Nobel Prize still favors US - People's Daily Online
 
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.

According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.

According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.

According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
 
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.

According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.

According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.

According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.
According to the World Bank, exports only make up 27% of China's economy.

Need a cage
 
India was created only recently by the British colonialists in 1947, out of a bunch of independent kingdoms.

And they have already been split in half when the Muslims demanded their own homeland. Which will be repeated again, when the population of Indian Muslims reaches 40-50%.

100% agree :usflag:
 
This is what are Chinese plans for the next 5 years. The point of discussion is now.

Anyway can you answer this

35% of your G.D.P is contributed by consumer spending, while China spent 50% of G.D.P on investments. In any country investments are proportion to the consumption. Why is China spending so much on investments?

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India is far more transparent than China.
yet its the most corrupted country in the world`lol
 
put all western predictions aside,China's economy by now is still the best in the world,but India's economy is now in tatters.
 
USA with $14.5 trillion in debt and a deteriorating credit rating appears to be on the precipice of financial ruin. According to the International Monetary Fund, there may be no returning the United States to her former glory.

MarketWatch reports that by 2016, China will replace the United States as the world’s economic leader, fueled at least in part by hundreds of billions of dollars of American worker’s pay sent to China to pay interest for the trillions of dollars that nation has loaned the American government

IMF bombshell: Age of America nears end - Brett Arends' ROI - MarketWatch
 
Indian economy is largely dependent on its domestic consumption and agriculture and services sector to a smaller extent - none of which are going to go down.
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China's economy largely depends on exports.

Last time I checked, exports make up 20-27% of India's GDP. This is the same ballpark as for China (around 25%). The only difference is that Indian exports are largely in services sector, which is much more volatile, than China's export of manufactured goods.

I am a fan of Paul Krugman, the author of the article, and he is one of the world’s authority in International finance and economics; moreover, he was the sole recipient of the Nobel Prize in the year 2008.

Anything he says carries lot of weight in the international financial markets

Nothing about any specific person, but I put economics in the same category as sociology or psychology. There are "hard" sciences like physics and chemistry, and then there are smoke and mirrors pseudo-"sciences" like these others.
 
put all western predictions aside,China's economy by now is still the best in the world,but India's economy is now in tatters.
thats why india related economy threads are all banned, because mod is doing a nice thing to save their face and already low dignity. however, they always ask for slap in their face from us, pakistani and many more
 
I am not sure if a bad economy will break China. But number of people leaving the communist party is sure creating them big trouble. Till now more than 100million have quit CCP.

Tuidang movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

lol then tell me why CCP only has 80 million members, how come 100million? lol``we realy want to know how naive and stupid you lot are`:P```this so called tuidang movement articles are produced by Falungong, once I got stopped in Chinatown London, that Falungong guy asked me to Tuidang, I said I wasnt even a CCP member in first place, he said dont worry just put my name on the 'application' and sign it and they will offer me cash```you see the much creditability of these BS, surely naive indians buying those $h1t as we expected.

P.S. one of my friends slapped him in the face, and the crowds not even condemn him but cheered for him instead for slaping that Falungong scum.

pps i really dont have any idea whats the intension of an indian came up to this economy thread talking about Tuidang?
 
I can't say whats going to happen with Chinese eonomy. I wonder how guys like Krugmam comes along and argues for Govt. intervention. Essentially he is now advocating to publicize/socialize the risk.
 
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