23-11-2003 02:56									#1
	China was the strongest engine of economic growth between 1995 and 2002. Help yourself to an AD-FREE life

Using purchashing-power parity China contributed 25% of global economic growth between 1995 and 2002. Wow! That's 5% more than the US, the second leading contributor.

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	23-11-2003 03:04									#2
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Well, lets see if that keeps up..though I presonally don;t like PPP numbers.

	23-11-2003 03:07									#3
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The interesting thing to me is what effect it will have on the dollar and foreign investment to the US if this keeps up. As long as China invests in the US I don't think it will matter how much of the share of investment they get, but if that changes things might get ugly. Of course things might get ugly with the US trade deficit too.

	23-11-2003 03:21									#4
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Kid, are you now endorsing capitalism? The ChiComs are now using government to promote business. They have become Republicans except for their lack of Democracy.

	23-11-2003 03:27									#5
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quote: Originally posted by Ned Kid, are you now endorsing capitalism? The ChiComs are now using government to promote business. They have become Republicans except for their lack of Democracy.

Everyone is using govt to promote business. I'm just interested in the result. China is growing very fast, but every economy crashes sooner or later. The faster they grow the harder they crash. It's hard to say if things are economically balanced in China, but sooner or later they will become too unbalanced.

	23-11-2003 03:58									#6
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Kid, "Everyone" certainly does not include the anti-business Democrat Party of the USA.

	23-11-2003 04:06									#7
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quote: Originally posted by Ned Kid, "Everyone" certainly does not include the anti-business Democrat Party of the USA.

That's a matter of perspective. Maybe FDR and Andrew Jackson were anti big business, but in general the Democrats are not anti-business. I think they pretend to cater to labor more then they actually do. In the end they know that in a capitalist system the economy won't grow unless business makes more profit. And they also want to get campaign contributions from business.

	23-11-2003 04:17									#8
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quote: Originally posted by Ned Kid, "Everyone" certainly does not include the anti-business Democrat Party of the USA.

All the peoples true Americans shall increase criticism of the capitalists communist pinko democrats to the highest level!


Beat that war drum harder!


We the peoples shall liberate the people of the world from their oppressive governments!


Growing up to be soldiers, to liberate Taiwan the world.


We shall never let capitalists commies invade our nation!

	23-11-2003 04:18									#9
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oh, and


Everyone certainly does not include the anti-business Democrat Party of the USA!

	23-11-2003 04:32									#11
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Kid, I have already agreed with you concerning Clinton. But he was the first Democrat president in a very long time who was "pro-business." Today's Democrat candidates all sound like Jimmy Carter.

	23-11-2003 04:52									#12
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quote: Originally posted by Ned Kid, I have already agreed with you concerning Clinton. But he was the first Democrat president in a very long time who was "pro-business." Today's Democrat candidates all sound like Jimmy Carter.

Jimmy Carter was pro-business too. You can be pro-business and pro-labor too. It's called being a Democrat. Only in times when Americans are very hostile towards big business will you see Democrats take a anti-business stance.

	23-11-2003 11:58									#13
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sounds like China is the place to live

maybe communist posters should move there

	23-11-2003 14:12									#14
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In 20-30 years....Possibly we will

	23-11-2003 17:28									#15
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quote: Using purchashing-power parity China contributed 25% of global economic growth between 1995 and 2002. Wow!

Looking out my living room window, I have absolutely no problem believing that. Even after living here more than 2.5 years, I am still daily amazed at the rate of growth here at Ground Zero of the Chinese economic hurricaine.

quote: Originally posted by Dissident sounds like China is the place to live

Hear, hear! I 100% concur!

	23-11-2003 17:53									#16
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What's forecasted for the EU in the upcoming sector?