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 No.80915

How to outcompete???

 No.80927

End the fed. Abolish minimum wage. Abolish intellectual property. Abolish those pesky restrictions on animal testing.


 No.80929

>>80927

Which the ChiComs all do. Dengist Communism is more capitalist than the USA.


 No.80936

>>80929

>china

>communist anymore

ehhhhhh


 No.80944

Just wait. Chink economy is propped up by undervalued currency and artificial stimulus of producers and is bound to fall eventually. If we remove regulations like >>80915 suggests, our ability to compete with them would have made this happen faster, but it's inevitable either way.


 No.80945

>>80915

>How to outcompete???

Flood them with African migrants.


 No.80947

>>80936

>anymore

Right I forgot, true communism has never existed. I am a big fan of:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialism_with_Chinese_characteristics


 No.80981

>>80944

but the Chinese strategy has been working so far.


 No.80983

>>80981

And until 2008, claiming that the housing market was immune to recessions also "worked so far." Economic bubbles always look infallible and stable until they pop, unless you know where to look. China's large gains in development, for instance, have consisted in large part of office buildings that sit unused and vacant. Chinese growth is a sham, and non sustainable.


 No.80987

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>>80983

Didn't they already pop it though?


 No.81001

>>80987

Sure, there was one stock market dip. But China hasn't stopped their credit expansion or their currency undervaluation, so there's bound to be another one.


 No.81003

>>81001

>On March 22nd 2018, the People’s Bank of China raised interest rates for open market operations by 5 basis points, hours after the Federal Reserve's decision to tighten monetary policy. It is the first rise for repo this year following the appointment of Yi Gang as China's new central bank governor.

?

Also due to the weakness of their overstimulated economy shouldn't their currency have a rather low value anyway? They have currency controls unlike most nations which prevents the Yuan from flooding out of the country as would usually happen.


 No.81243

>>80915

Convert to communism and implement your own collectivization program. Otherwise, you'll have to learn mandarin.




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