The Chinese are clever people. (There are, in fact, clever people all
over the world.) Why would they seek the demise of their largest market?
"Demise" would probably not be an adequate context. "Subserviant,"
"dependant" or "beholding" might better fit.
Todd Swearingen
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From: "robert luis rabello" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 12:23 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Made in China?
Walt Patrick wrote:
That's part of what makes the half trillion dollars held in
China's hands so problematic since Japan holds about the same amount of
US paper. If China dumps the dollar, that move will likely crash the
Japanese economy as well.
In short, from the Chinese perspective, it's a two-fer.
Wouldn't that strategy be detrimental to the Chinese? Would it be wise to
make such a tremendous investment only to watch its value evaporate? What
of the Chinese economy in that case?
The Chinese are clever people. (There are, in fact, clever people all
over the world.) Why would they seek the demise of their largest market?
robert luis rabello
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