Economic Apocalypse : China is the next Financial Bubble

June 22, 2009 by paulchen · Comments Off
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Peter Schiff Economic Apocalypse China Bubble bust Glenn Beck Dollar Collapse Hyper Inflation Gold jim rogers marc faber max keiser gerald celente Economic Crisis Bailout Obama …


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Jim Rogers Discusses China 3-24-09

June 22, 2009 by paulchen · Comments Off
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Jim Rogers Discusses China… Create YOUR OWN U.S. Based Economy… And Improve YOUR Health… http://www.DNA-BASED-WELLNE…

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the state of the Chinese Economy in Early 2009

June 22, 2009 by paulchen · Comments Off
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Hedge Fund Manager Hugh Hendry Brief Report on the state of the Chinese Economy in Early 2009. www.eclectica-am.com

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China registers slower economic growth - 16 April 2009

June 22, 2009 by paulchen · Comments Off
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Latest figures from China’s statistics bureau have shown that the country’s economy is continuing to grow, albeit at a slower pace of 6.1 per cent in the first quarter of 2009. Despite being sharp…

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Economic Observer Brief

June 9, 2009 by paulchen · Comments Off
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News updating, pls reflash or try again later. thanks!


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    China’s markets have great potential and lots of uncertainties as well. The huge markets are very attractive to the wandering enterprises outside of China. In the mean time, there are unpredictable risks in those immature markets. After more than thrity years of exploration in market economy, China’s merchandise and service markets are experiencing unprecedented developments and changes, which are hard to infer with an authoritative model since there have never been such changes happened in other countries ever before. Besides, low transparency of China’s market policies, imperfection of rules and regulations, inaccuracy of statistical figures, and plenty of market loopholes cause difficulties for enterprises to make decisions.

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