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To: ggersh who wrote (116690)	2/28/2016 11:34:38 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217890

I am analyzing China under historical geopolitical perspectives Once USSR collapsed, the COMECOM collapsed and the USSR balkanized. That did not cause troubles worldwide. China was had been way into implementing Deng reforms. Communism grip on power did not budged in China. By end of the 90s, what was a Asian century dawning -to a great degree propelled by Chinese Diaspora- had the hopes dashed by the Asian meltdown. Capital flew from South East Asian and relocated in droves to China. Asia result, what was a Asian wide trade growth where countries were exporting their way out of poverty had that trade growth concentrated all in China. China became Asia one stop shop and the rest of Asia that had resources –like Indonesia- could participate in the development of China. By 2008, the China model had been exhausted.