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To: energyplay who wrote (22847)	9/21/2007 5:41:13 AM
From: Arran Yuan	Respond to of 218030

China's case is a little different in that they pushed their currency down to get a better competitive position versus the "Asian Tigers" - which is why we don't hear about Asian Tiger economies anymore, a dragon ate them ;-) there might be a little more than eaten. the tigers were so cocky back then, so, or whatever other reasons, they failed to respond to china's doubled down. when 1997-1998 comes, ......

To: energyplay who wrote (22847)	9/21/2007 7:56:37 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218030

We're seeing now the results of what we already knew. Now we need to pounder into what this is going to turn to so we take advantage of it. --Export prices of Chinese goods' prices will increase. --Former Asian Tigers position will remain the same as their own currencies are increasing vis a vis the USD. --China, afraid of fine tuning the system that's been working, won't let Yuan significantly appreciate. --In all: it is still be the same but executed in different manner, which, in its turn, will cause ripple effects --China will send industrial capacity to Bangladesh or even Africa as it already did with the Vietnam. (that’s an example of a ripple effect) --Note that India has not entered in the nation-building that China did. So the scale of all that is going to be even bigger. --This is a Marshall Plan multiplied by ten!!