Quote from ByLoSellHi:
It's "A 14 Page Special Report On China And Its Region."
FYI: I was always skeptical of the China, and BRIC, story.
Until now. Nothing is a substitute for cold, hard data to convince me of near inevitabilities.
One snippet:
"The number of cars in China has leapt from just 4m in 2000 to 19m in 2005. That translates into eight cars per 1,000 people, compared with 500 cars per 1,000 in America. Goldman Sachs thinks the figure will more than double by 2010 and reach over 130m by 2020. But even then China will still be way below American levels of car ownership today."
Even if Goldman's estimate is 50% too high, can we all agree where things are headed?