Quote from amanda33:
A lot less like 2 trillion, at least you admit it when you're wrong.
Now look at China's growth statistics for the last 6 years - see a pattern? You're delusional if you think China's growth will be limited to 5% per year. In Q1 of 2008 it's still growing in double figures, annualized, amid the credit crunch.
And that 3.4 trillion figure doesn't take into account exchange rates. Is the Yuan appreciating or depreciating against the major currencies?
You know where the largest supply of labor is as you've read the figures I gave you, although you neglected to include them in your argument.
One other point - you know where the World's largest deposits of uranium are? No, not in Russian war heads anymore, they've all been sold to be used for fuel. I'll give you a clue - retail sales YoY in this country grew 22% in April, while fixed asset investment grew 25%.
Quote from achilles28:
I couldn't care less that my stats were "wrong". Don't get your panties in a twist, Mandude.
Seems you're ignorant of some basic economic metrics - specifically, the diff between REAL and nominal GDP.
Suggest you figure that one out before you start preaching chinas impending takeover at "13% a year" growth. LOL
Quote from heypa:
If China ever becomes the economic power it appears to want to be it will become a serious military threat to the Muslim Religions intent to conquer the world.Pay attention to what the Muslim radicals are saying.Most of the gentler kinder Muslims are fellow travelers.
While we in the west are willing to shackle ourselves in our defense I don't think the Chinese will.
Quote from sg20:
Like the old saying, "Those who hold the chips control the world". Unfortunately, by sending our knowledge and resources overseas we have weaken our economic advantage tremendously, as we are giving a way the latest technology for some quick profits. The future generations will have to face a great up hill battle if we donât wise up quickly.
sg20