The real China threat

Posted by Matt in August 23rd, 2008 | no comment

Published in China, Economy, C Fred Bergsten, China Economy, China Threat, Chinese China, Economist, Fundamental Tenets, Global Economic System, Raw Materials, World Economy

The real threat from China lies elsewhere. It is that China will destabilize the world economy. It will distort trade, foster huge financial imbalances and trigger a contentious competition for scarce raw materials. Symptoms of instability have already surfaced, and if they grow worse, everyone — including the Chinese — might suffer.
China is now “challenging [...]

China’s Economy Is on Track to Surpass the U.S. by 2035

Posted by Matt in July 8th, 2008 | no comment

Published in China, Economy, China Economy, China S Economy, Chinese Growth, Corruption, Diplomatic Affairs, Economic Change, Economic Instability, Important Power, Inequality, Midcentury, Military Affairs, Military Implications, pollution, Poverty, Social Unrest, Term Success

A new study assesses both commercial and potential military implications
Keidel forecasts that China’s economy will double by midcentury, fueled by domestic demand, not exports. Potential stumbling blocks to sustained Chinese growth—export concerns, domestic economic instability, inequality and poverty, pollution, social unrest, or even corruption and slow political reform—are unlikely to undermine China’s long-term success, according [...]

China, Africa, and Oil

Posted by Matt in June 7th, 2008 | no comment

Published in Africa, China, Oil, Africa, beijing, Challenges, China And The United States, China Economy, Chinese Interests, Competitor, Continent, darfur, Darfur Sudan, Economy Booms, Economy China, Energy Demand, European Union, Global Demand, Globe, Investments, Japan, Oil Market, Oil Supplies, Rapid Growth, Raw Materials, Western Investment, Western States

With energy demand spiking, China looks for answers in Africa. But Western investment and influence still dominate the continent’s oil market.
As global demand for energy continues to rise, major players like the United States, European Union (EU), and Japan are facing a new competitor in the race to secure long-term energy supplies: China. As its [...]

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