Chinese economy

>>1605327
will bump beacuse this seems like an intersting thread

Let's see what could possibly go wrong

>no rule of law
>no democracy
>communist state
>rampant corruption amongst the highest officials at every single government level
>corruption at the local state level is even more problematic
>billionaire CEOs can lose all their assets within a 10 minute phone call
>only the politically well connected businessman can succeed

it only falls if america stops buying its shit because we fell and world goes to Armageddon

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>>1605327

No rule of law, lack of innovation, lack of quality standards in almost every area of consumer goods, incredibly inefficient companies propped up by state spending etc.

If you want to focus on one thing, look into China's shadow banking sector. It's a time bomb waiting to blow.

>>1605327

> but I'm looking for interesting stuff like why the Chinese economy will fall eventually.

Don't ever ever ever write an assignment with the assumption that you know what will happen in the un-defined future

Ever.

The US economy has been growing and growing for hundreds of years

The European economy has been growing and growing for hundreds of years

The Chinese post-communist economy has been growing and growing for decades

Terms like "the red threat" and the "the oriental dragon" are not only for fun. It's a large country with a very large population.
In the near future the only thing we can expect is growth growth growth.
Sure a year or two or three of recession now and then, but that is the natural cycle of capitalism.

Despite all the peak this and peak that, I believe we have at least 50 years worth of resources before things really heat up.
Add to that technological advancements and making gold and uranium out of ocean water and oil out of tanks with algae and shitwater.

The wheels keep turning anon, don't presume the tires to pop anytime soon

>>1606706
>>1606706

You are describing the US in the 1920's

>>1605327
The government officials are corrupt but incompetent. So while China will undoubtedly be held back by the lack of rule of law, it won't actually collapse. Even its fixed currency, which is a potential threat, is unlikely to be a threat in practice because they can easily and quickly float it whenever they decide to.

However, if they decide to do something stupid militarily, all bets are off.

>>1607213
Aaaaagh! I'm making really stupid typos today!

I meant to write:
The government officials are corrupt but COMPETENT...

I saw we nuke those chinks into fucking oblivion

Real estate is the key to the crash in China. It's a complete and utter nuthouse

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