is the china bubble popping? capitalism does not need democracy to thrive, free market capitalism is quit comfortable with a fascist system
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is the china bubble popping? capitalism does not need democracy to thrive, free market capitalism is quit comfortable with a fascist system Video61 08-13-2008
Posted by on August 13, 2008, 8:53 pm


is the china bubble popping? capitalism does not need democracy to
thrive, free market capitalism is quit comfortable with a fascist
system



http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/47970/China's-Economic-Miracle=
-Comes-Down-to-Earth?tickers=3D

China's Economic Miracle Comes Down to Earth
Posted Aug 13, 2008 04:54pm EDT by Henry Blodget in Investing,
Newsmakers
Old China hands have maintained for years that the country's economy
would stay strong through the Olympics. Well, now the Olympics are
almost done, the stock market has crashed, and inflation is out of
control. So is this the end?
My guest Philip Pan, former Beijing bureau chief for the Washington
Post and author of the new book Out of Mao=92s Shadow, knows better than
to make pinpoint economic predictions. But he wisely observes that no
economy can sustain momentous growth forever, and that without
political reforms China's bust could be a violent one.
See part one of my discussion with Pan, where he argues that free-
market capitalism won't necessarily lead to democracy in China.

Posted by Uncle_vito on August 13, 2008, 10:33 pm


I got news for you. China bubble popped about 6 months ago.

So what were you asking again?

Vito


is the china bubble popping? capitalism does not need democracy to
thrive, free market capitalism is quit comfortable with a fascist
system



http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/47970/China's-Economic-Miracle-Comes-Down-to-Earth?tickers=

China's Economic Miracle Comes Down to Earth
Posted Aug 13, 2008 04:54pm EDT by Henry Blodget in Investing,
Newsmakers
Old China hands have maintained for years that the country's economy
would stay strong through the Olympics. Well, now the Olympics are
almost done, the stock market has crashed, and inflation is out of
control. So is this the end?
My guest Philip Pan, former Beijing bureau chief for the Washington
Post and author of the new book Out of Maos Shadow, knows better than
to make pinpoint economic predictions. But he wisely observes that no
economy can sustain momentous growth forever, and that without
political reforms China's bust could be a violent one.
See part one of my discussion with Pan, where he argues that free-
market capitalism won't necessarily lead to democracy in China.




Posted by on August 13, 2008, 11:38 pm


> I got news for you. =A0China bubble popped about 6 months ago.
>
> So what were you asking again?
>
> Vito
>
>
> is the china bubble popping? capitalism does not need democracy to
> thrive, free market capitalism is quit comfortable with a fascist
> system
>
> http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/47970/China's-Economic-M...
>
> China's Economic Miracle Comes Down to Earth
> Posted Aug 13, 2008 04:54pm EDT by Henry Blodget in Investing,
> Newsmakers
> Old China hands have maintained for years that the country's economy
> would stay strong through the Olympics. Well, now the Olympics are
> almost done, the stock market has crashed, and inflation is out of
> control. So is this the end?
> My guest Philip Pan, former Beijing bureau chief for the Washington
> Post and author of the new book Out of Mao s Shadow, knows better than
> to make pinpoint economic predictions. But he wisely observes that no
> economy can sustain momentous growth forever, and that without
> political reforms China's bust could be a violent one.
> See part one of my discussion with Pan, where he argues that free-
> market capitalism won't necessarily lead to democracy in China.

i know. i post ofter enough about it. in fact, the asian bubble has
popped. decoupling is a myth.

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