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To: TigerLikesRooster
All countries have a "growth curve." It's just that while Japan, Korea, etc. have hit their "maturity" stage after several decades of fast growth, China is still early in its "exponential" stage.
61 posted on 12/07/2002 3:16:21 AM PST by formosaplastics
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To: formosaplastics
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I am doubting that Chinese exponential growth curve is sustainable given all internal and external problems. China is going way too fast with shaky economic institutions. Latin America did have its period of fast growth. Brazil once grew at 15% per year back in 70's. Indonesia grew at decent pace for a while.

When Chinese economy turn sour, it will create the similar situations Indonesia is in now.

73 posted on 12/07/2002 7:55:18 PM PST by TigerLikesRooster
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Re #61

I am doubting that Chinese exponential growth curve is sustainable given all internal and external problems. China is going way too fast with shaky economic institutions. Latin America did have its period of fast growth. Brazil once grew at 15% per year back in 70's. Indonesia grew at decent pace for a while.

When Chinese economy turns sour, it will create the similar situations Indonesia is in now.

74 posted on 12/07/2002 7:55:45 PM PST by TigerLikesRooster
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