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To: Bert who wrote (133988)	5/31/2017 10:31:37 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217620

i agree w/ <<China has multiple bubbles,>> and disagree w/ <<and they’re all getting ready to burst.>> a guess, that ... the last china bubble bursted for 800 years. what is happening in china, so far, is mere and tentative recovery from that 800-years bursting. point of destination? another guess, perhaps say around eventual 36% of global gdp, or maybe a bit of reflexive overshoot.

To: Bert who wrote (133988)	6/1/2017 8:32:53 PM
From: Arran Yuan	Respond to of 217620

It is a leopard as there is a dot? Such pieces in the recent 3 years or so made me wonder why these prognostic dooms never have come to play out. It is probably because China is at a different developmental stage not merely economically, but also in terms of society. Countries, excluding Japan as it is a quasi state of the States, that are not commensurate with USA in volume developed in a dependent way on USA, while China does in a symbiosis way with it. Evidences are abundant, especially in fields of sciences and technology now.