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Is China's Economy about to Crash?

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  • Yes, China's Economy is about to Crash!

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  • Yes, China's Economy is about to Crash and Cause a Wold Recession!

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  • No, China's Economy will just stay flat for many years!

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  • No, China's Economy is Only Getting Stronger!

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China's economy has been propped up for years by it's government from it's currency, it's real estate to it's stock market.

Is the bubble finally about to burst?

What is your opinion on the future of China's economy and how will effect the rest of the world?

 
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China's economy is not going to crash anytime in the near future. Their economical growth is based on their current production and not on their future productive capacity
 
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Right now, the government of China is pumping money out to stabilize the stock markets.
They are basically doing what the USA has been doing for a few years, printing money, lowering interest rates, etc.
 
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If it does crash I do know one certainty, a lot more of this:

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The stock market will go up and then go down followed another up followed by-you get it now I guess.

Too much momentum, talent ,entrepreneurs, etc to stop China becoming the world leader in just about everything in the coming years.
 
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China's economy has been propped up for years by it's government from it's currency, it's real estate to it's stock market.

Is the bubble finally about to burst?
Sounds like the US you're describing. And like the US, the Chinese economy will experience crashes and recessions. Yet, the overall trend will be growth that will outpace the US, which is on an antibusiness trend.
 
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