China's Lending Bubble Could Now Lead To Zero GDP Growth

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(25-02-2014, 07:43 PM)AlphaQuant Wrote:
(25-02-2014, 01:15 PM)BlueKelah Wrote: heh how come no one reply to this?

is the reality too hard to face?

I noted that the article came from seekingalpha, written by an angmoh called Paul Hodges, who comes from "New Normal Demographic Experts" which i have never heard of.

I will suggest the bloke read up on the China financial and political system.

Eurozone is having 0 growth - but that's because noone can print money except ECB and ECB cannot do it cos Germany is anal abt inflation.

US is having 0 growth partly because the fiscal situation is so complicated with the Republican vs Democrats squabbling.

China can print all they want and CCP is the only game in town. Inflation/high gini coefficient are the undesirable side-effects of growth but i think unemployment from too low a growth will pose much more problems than the previous 2. If growth is too low, CCP will just print to stimulate+recapitalise - who's to say no?
Blimey, you've neutralized the guy's arguments in a few short sentences...
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RE: China's Lending Bubble Could Now Lead To Zero GDP Growth - by MINX - 25-02-2014, 11:24 PM

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