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Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 1:15 am Post subject: Quality vs. Quantity |
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http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2006/03/05/1429383.htm
Another rubber-stamp "Five-Year Plan"--but wait! Did you see what I saw? If the rebalancing of incomes didn't catch your eye, or the outright targeting of a LOWER GDP what about the target of targets.
As modern china has marked a grand transistion from targeting production of things, to production of money, the denominator of things we now get: production of the social good--.the measure of money and things. The good life, chinese style (which may just mean a society without that historic curse, revolution (57000 labor "incidents" last year))
We all know the power of china standing. There must be alot of people in shocked amazment: has china sat down. Of course, they haven't; nor would few even dare to think it. But what a thought, at whatta time!
This bears repeating: "Note that the current decline in commodities and gold is "reflexive" (as Soros labels it) in nature. That is, both the action in commodities and in Yen are dependent on each other. Some have argued that borrowing rates in Yen will still be effectively zero, and thus the rally in commodities should remain intact. What they ignore, however, is that the recent decline in commodities and in emerging markets may trigger margin calls for long-only funds. And since those folks have mostly borrowed in Yen, they will need to repay those loans in Yen - thus driving up the Yen in the process. As the Yen moves up, this will trigger more margin calls, etc, thus feeding on a vicious (for folks who are leveraged and short in Yen) cycle." _________________ Today is the Tomorrow you worried about Yesterday! |
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China has go toward more and more better on energy use.I think so. _________________ china crystal crafts gift supplier
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Looks to be targeting engergy-intensive industries for triple payoff in costs (in lives in Ethiopia), cleanliness, and the politics of trade.
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=31296 _________________ Today is the Tomorrow you worried about Yesterday! |
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And now, broadly, in a pullback on polluting engery intensive exports: " rebates would be cut by about 2 per cent in industries that are “energy-consuming and resource intensive”.
Having "goosed" growth now to be rewarded for slowdown later this should further evidence Chinese cooperation in working for "balanced" trade. US Steelmakers should feel rewarded for their noise the last weeks. _________________ Today is the Tomorrow you worried about Yesterday! |
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