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Defense
Posted on Aug 6, 2017
5 Signs China's Economy Is Weaker Than You Think | China Uncensored
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While the article i jyst posted is from 2015, i could share 100 more like it back through 70s at least. As our economies are separate but totally reactive when to another it is unfortunate that in sanctioning China we are affecting our own economy as well. In fact the economic boon from 2001 - 2007 that inspired such economic health in America that saw our home's value increase three times. All this was directly linked to the economic boon and China and the increase in monetary flow from China and the United States.
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MCPO Roger Collins
Can I do business with you? I want this paradigm with regard to trade.
What Is the U.S. Trade Deficit with China?
The U.S. trade deficit with China was $347 billion in 2016. The trade deficit exists because U.S. exports to China were only $116 billion while imports from China were $463 billion.
The United States imports consumer electronics, clothing and machinery from China. A lot of the imports are from U.S. manufacturers that send raw materials to China for low-cost assembly.
What Is the U.S. Trade Deficit with China?
The U.S. trade deficit with China was $347 billion in 2016. The trade deficit exists because U.S. exports to China were only $116 billion while imports from China were $463 billion.
The United States imports consumer electronics, clothing and machinery from China. A lot of the imports are from U.S. manufacturers that send raw materials to China for low-cost assembly.
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Erin Nelson
Chinese economy: Short-Term Gain or Long-Term pain? | Aviva Investors
Uncertainty about the Chinese economy continue as Beijing encourages a fresh wave of borrowing to stimulate growth, and delays much needed reforms.
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Well the problem with China they don't think about the long term they are only of thinking of enriching themselves in the short term which cause them to constantly create these empty growth by making these damned ghost cities which in the long run only creates more problems but in the short run raises their GDP by leaps and bounds.
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I'm thinking that is why they voted for sanctions against NOKO. A decision point, which is more important, supporting a recalcitrant welfare recipient or destroy your economy.
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For sure master chief also maybe for some political good will, before North Korea was China one main customer for goods and materials back in the 70-80 but now things have changed with China having Buisness ties to the western world North Korea is proving to be a liability but at the same time China can't just burn them either put of National Prestige sake I'm guessing from their perspective it would be like if we abandoned the UK or any other ally it just wouldn't set a good time for any future alliance they may have not defending them but it seems that is their stance on things related to North Korea.
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