The issues that China faced will be more strictly than Japan 30 years ago: 1. bubbles of assets 2. balance recession 3. debt crisis of government 4. lost the market of the rest 5. crisis of population 6. middle income trap 7. drastic decreasing of income on citizen side without fiscal help from the government during the covid-19 (it's true)
issues 1, 2, 3 are definitley huge current issues that China may or may not overcome, but feels like they're one, big interlinked issue (rather than 3). Issue 4. there is actually no evidence its losing market share in the west. in fact, post the Trump trade sanctions, china actually increased exports to the US, resulting in even wider trade deficits for the US. This is mainly because US doesnt really make anything itself, and alternative/government mandated supply chains take time to build, and will invariably be less efficient even after they're built. Just ask TSMC how its US factories are going. 5. Definitely an issue, though demographics is not destiny, is reversible, and takes a long time to play out (even without government intervention). in fact, not long ago, over-population was going to result in the medium-term death of China (hence why the one-child policy came in). 6. root cause of middle income trap is the inability of countries to move from low-level, low value add industries to higher value add industries. It's true that China still has many workers in low value-add factories earning $20 a day, but it is also true that China is the vying for leadership positions in almost all hi-tech industries (5g, AI, batteries, EV, tech, space….). From a middle-income trap perspective, its the latter group that actually makes the difference. 7. really a non-issue even if it was true. Maybe the Chinese government should’ve handed out free money like the US government, or maybe they shouldn’t have. Either way, not really a material structural challenge facing China, compared to the issue above.
It's very likely the reason Chinese private firms had stopped borrowing money before bubble bursted is because of three years of covid lockdown. Maybe initially firms borrowed to survive for a short duration, but with no end in sight of the lockdown they just decided to be cautious. Also, with govt policy of 'State sector steps forward, private sector steps back' and cracking down on private companies such as tutoring industry, they give no confidence for firms to borrow or expand. The Chinese central govt can only do so much in terms of borrowing after its 2008 four trillion rmb stimulus and most large infrastructure projects have already been done.
@wealth1974 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing your point of view, it is worth reference.
1:02:00 conclusion- this gentleman understands neither Japan nor China. Good job Nomura. to have this new clown perform another China collapse again. As entertaining as Gordon Chang, go Nomura go.
@wealth1974 Жыл бұрын
Thank you.
@simony276 Жыл бұрын
This man may not know both US and Japan or Others like Italy are all depends heavily on debts they issued. Why when analysing China it becomes the big problem?! 這些分析不是更加適用於其他國家嗎?
@wealth1974 Жыл бұрын
謝謝建言。
@laurenceyulaurenceyu3794 Жыл бұрын
習旁邊如果有人就不會走到這地步
@wealth1974 Жыл бұрын
或許真的是這樣~
@fc2790 Жыл бұрын
A stupid LEADER like Xi would not know right from wrong. He can listen to this channel and read newspapers if he is SMART.