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With their enormous pool of cheap labor, how could they be anything but?
That being said, maybe it's time for American workers to start working for cooley wages also.
How long before they become number 1?
Time to include speaking Chinese in the MBA programs?
How long before they become number 1?
Time to include speaking Chinese in the MBA programs?
Kenyans were teaching English to their people. A few years ago, they switched to teaching them Chinese. Do you think they know something we don't?
How long before they become number 1?
Time to include speaking Chinese in the MBA programs?
Kenyans were teaching English to their people. A few years ago, they switched to teaching them Chinese. Do you think they know something we don't?
How long before they become number 1?
Time to include speaking Chinese in the MBA programs?
Kenyans were teaching English to their people. A few years ago, they switched to teaching them Chinese. Do you think they know something we don't?
Several countries will eventually jump past the blindly arrogant USA.
I see it as arrogance.
We refuse to admit our mistakes in spite of glaring evidence to the contrary.
I am hearing that China will surpass us by 2030. Any bets that it is 12 years sooner?
Due to the industrial pollution billowing out of the country's GDP-enhancing factories and mines, cancer is the leading cause of death in China. A recent government survey showed that 30 percent of children in Yunnan province suffer from lead poisoning. Perhaps the biggest and most destructive GDP boost came from construction of the Three Gorges Dam, for which 1.24 million people were evicted. Even some of the newly rich, however, shower in tainted brown tap water.
Meanwhile, in places like Kangbashi, an accelerated development in the real estate market has not been matched by long-term sustainability, and in recent months, predictions have grown louder that China's real estate bubble is about to burst. This debate has been batted back and forth by columnists and TV talking heads lately. For now, income growth is still outpacing housing price growth, meaning that the real estate market is not technically a bubble.
By the end of 2008, the new district of Kangbashi was crisscrossed with 2.4 billion yuan ($352 million) worth of roads. Officials initially said they expected the population to reach 100,000 this year and 300,000 by 2020. They also say the population reached 50,000 last year, which seems improbable given that pedestrians on the street were outnumbered by street sweepers. A local real estate agent, Cao Ting, told me it had actually been easy to sell apartments. She said 80 percent of the apartments had been sold. I believed her even though 80 percent of them looked empty,
I see it as arrogance.
We refuse to admit our mistakes in spite of glaring evidence to the contrary.
When a huge majority of Americans are against something and Congress passes it anyway, how is that arrogance on the American populations part? Let us ask what benefits the USA has received since opening trade with China to any politician that voted for it and you will see a politician skate around the question with bullshit.