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To: nickcarraway

Yes ok, but your article does not cover China’s unemployment rate which is half of ours. If not better.

China is growing fast. Fast.

China is also dealing with us on an unequal basis. That did not matter so much when China was relatively small, and we were relatively big.

Now the same rules are still in place, and our relative sizes now are about the same.

We “compete” (sell out mostly) in a ridiculously unequal set of trade rules.

Those rules must change.

And China’s unemployment rate is fabulous, compared with ours or anyone in the West.


20 posted on 12/02/2012 5:00:11 PM PST by Cringing Negativism Network
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To: Cringing Negativism Network
We have a fundamental disagreement. You believe everything the Chinese government says, while I am very skeptical of what they say. The preponderance of the evidence is on my side. China's official unemployment numbers are probably off by a factor of half at least. (Unemployment there can be regional) In the last two years, the government has faced massive riots over unemployment.

Read this, for example:No One Trusts China's Unemployment Rate (October 5th, 2012)

24 posted on 12/02/2012 5:08:43 PM PST by nickcarraway
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To: Cringing Negativism Network
The fact is you are being lied to by an ignorant media and unscrupulous financial advisors. They don't know what they are talking about. If you really believe that communists are trustworthy and capitalists aren't, why don't you believe Obama.

China is in a world of hurt. Do you even know about China's demographic time bomb? Stop parroting the media, and do your own research.

26 posted on 12/02/2012 5:14:07 PM PST by nickcarraway
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