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16:02 November 3rd, 2009

Graphic: China’s GDP, industry output and export growth

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November 4th, 2009
3:51 am GMT

the amercians are the big terrorist in the world, they don’t go to the ICC, for repond in war crimes happened in Irak, Afghanistan and Pakistan. The united sates represent a threat for peace in the world.

- Posted by Alizawi Daimyye
November 4th, 2009
2:41 pm GMT

Good graphic, shows lags. Misleading cap on main page: “Import”, but you are most probably right, judging by mineral imports. At these levels of production one may also say that labour is imported.

Exports are flattening out:- classic cash flow problems coming:- grow too fast, sell poor quality products and services to large client base, they don’t want to deal anymore, start losing current clients and cash flows.

- Posted by Casper
November 4th, 2009
2:42 pm GMT

I think it is incorrect or at least inaccurate to say that China’s economy is an importer’s economy.. the $585 billion stimulus package is certainly there in the GDP component via the multiplier effect.. Therefore, although the component of exports remain low in the GDP, loads of the GDP growth is Government Spending since $585 bilion takes up almost 12.5 percent of China’s economy..

PS. will anyone reply me?

- Posted by Jack Chan

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