Goldman shows how Krugman was wrong about the future of the Asian Tiger in the 90s.
Those who lived through the similar rise of Japan post-WWII are struck by the similarities now with China.
But China is a whole lot bigger and more consequential than Japan or the Asian Tigers. It is also bigger and more consequential than Germany, whose rise post-WWII was facilitated by the Allies to oppose the USSR. Now Germany is not only a vassal of the US, it is also in the process of canceling itself as an industrial powerhouse. Not so China, which is picking up those Russian resources and replacing the European countries in Russia's markets.
Asia Times
China’s demographic doomsayers cite the wrong data
Asia Times
China’s demographic doomsayers cite the wrong data
David P. Goldman
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A Son of the New American Revolution
Guestpost by Observer
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The song that is sweeping Russia.
It Is Friday... [when Andrei posts some music]
Andrei Martyanov, former USSR naval officer and expert on Russian military and naval issues, and author of Losing Military Supremacy, The (Real) Revolution in Military Affairs, and Disintegration: Indicators of the Coming American Collapse (Clarity Press)
You Tube
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RT — Question More (Russian state-sponsored media)
Syria’s first lady names biggest threat to the world [neoliberalism]
2 comments:
Canadian ABC’s - Quick Dick McDick
https://youtu.be/TR-ENZGd12A
Because today is Canada Day, eh?
God forbid China be compelled to increase immigration someday. Or implement a guest worker program. There is a compromise between xenophobia and open borders.
China's problems are a lot bigger than China propagandists care to admit. Better to be in countries rich in resources, which is where the last vestiges of wealth will flow.
Asia has the highest population density of any continent. From an ecological perspective, that is bad news...
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