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Fordítási probléma jelentése
To be fair, it liekyl doesn't directly affect people as the yuan is a currency that has little outside use. Nobody IN China as a citizen is spending it abroad for example for the most part.
But what it will mean is that when the CCP or companies buy goods from outside China it will affect trade values. And that will knock on to the price of goods that consumers have to buy.
Might not be 20%, but it will have an effect.
Real fact: Economists all over the world have been revising up their estimates for China's GDP growth in 2023, with some predicting a rate as high as 5.8%. You should also know that all major banks in China are state owned. They ain't gonna collapse unless the government collapses first, in your dreams. Lastly, China's inflation is super low 2% for 2022, below the official target of 3%. 2023 projections are more less the same. Now, please take a look at your own inflation in UK, LOL, and how's that compare?
I know the truth really hurts for people like you, and your coping isn't working. Nice try though.
Present evidence for YOUR claim then.
Demonstrate figures how this is as low as you claim and tell me why if that's the case those netizens who showed the energy costs going up as I stated are somehow wrong, and the banking collapse and building trade collapse are also wrong.
Given that the building trade is a MASSIVE part of China's economy, then you expect us to believe that infaltion is a mere 2%?
THat CANNOT add up at all.
So go ahead show your evidence.
Although they do have massive inflation as there's considerable evidence for this. You can start here, as it describes with evidence all that I said above.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2guSD1uVFk
The CCP will NEVER get there. If China ditches them (which'll never happen anytime soon) then maybe, as Taiwan has shown what happens when they ditch bad regimes. They thrive.
As long as you don't give them guns lolll
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD1gDSao1eA&list=PLgPoJmoSKy-i8uySmzTPeIIMo0Z1hdAda&index=8&ab_channel=BetterNoiseMusic
thanks for ushering it in, guys. your thunderous, drooling applause for recent political events has cleared the way for a century of techno-medical tyranny.
The IMF annouced it this week
You do know that Taiwan tops the world in the freedom ratings, right? Somewhere around 95% or so. Where's China? 9% second from bottom or something like that (I haven't checked in a while).
Teh thing is that the claim that China can take over and be a replacement is nonsense and there one VERY good example to demonstrate why.
Tell me how is Hong Kong doing these days since China took over fully?