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To: GST who wrote (109428)	12/31/2010 2:40:09 PM
From: russwinter	4 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

I am sure some gente have benefited, but same thing happened during the US bubbles, for awhile, at least until the bust. China is on a even steeper trajectory of horrible resource and economic planning, usage and waste. Sure, some will stick as real, not artificial economic activity, but much will not. Yes, you could say the US does too, but for purpose of our discussion for the moment we are dealing with China. They have built way too much capacity, do too much without an actual profit incentive (state enterprises -Soviet Union style). I discussed this point by point. wallstreetexaminer.com Their transparency is poor, they try to use command and control structures to pilot out of control activity. It is a very bad model, and conducted in concert with a bad US model. I think their problems (like the US) are systemic, not just cyclical, leaving is a whole world of poor inflation stressed people producing goods for rich nation at a loss.