What's wrong with Chinese Economy?

[@ThinkSchool]

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[@to_the_point6192]

Please put a review on what RN BHASKAR has said in a recent podcast. Trust me it's very interesting and has a unique view on what's going on in the country

[@shafirihan6081]

Well you should see chinise Railway network They owned debt of more than 900billion dollars which is already high than evergrade and their investment will not return after 100 years also Because of cheap cost For same class of train for same distance but you could see newyork has high price than Chinsie this is a example

[@turismoknowledgewithrealey2648]

India me v banking crisis coming soon hai rbi k 2 report aaa chuki h one month main apne desh k chinta kar vo to rich h money chaap lega usa k tarah expoter plus ➕ world currency vala desh hai and our bahut kuch h us k pass

[@RJ-nz8xt]

You missed the impact of continued covid lockdowns in the discussion.

[@dexterdawson227]

😊

[@subbanarasimhah.l.6185]

Well explained. Thanks to India for bringing in RERA Act which prevents the builders and developers can't use the funds of one project to another project.

[@nightking8490]

Thanks for the info.

[@nishitraj.]

Absolutely 💯

[@tindrums]

China also has a RERA equivalent. Only there is collusion between authorities bankers and builders which undermine the regulation.

[@dhruvakumar7187]

RERA is toothless in India, developers send their low level employees to attend RERA hearings, They just hand out new deadlines like pamphlets which means nothing

[@subbanarasimhah.l.6185]

@@dhruvakumar7187 at least a fear is there for builders and developers about the law. As it's more of reputation for them in being compliant.

[@suryakumar3832]

The government's role is to Govern not do Business.

[@vasusingh5909]

Really then why do most people in India want a socialist mode of welfare schemes and expect the govt to also maintain debt to GDP ratio😂😂. First become a completely capitalist economy then give this gyaan 🫡

[@vasusingh5909]

@SURIYA the countries you are thinking about comparing us with have a certain level of economy to people ratio that India needs toa achieve first before doing social welfare. It's really easy to distribute 3 trillion USD gdp among millions of people. It goes out of the ground when you compare 3.5 trillion USD to 1.4 billion people

[@rishabjain8975]

😮😮

[@SunnyMaroju]

​​​​@@vasusingh5909 the kind of free market economy you are suggesting would never happen in any country. The countries with the most developed in a short span of time are socialist countries with a free market economy. Your aracho capitalist ideas will not work in any economy. If the government is taxing the individuals then they need to have certain economic policies for individuals.

[@harshitbalaji1019]

@SURIYA Social welfare schemes in wealthier countries are successful since there are lesser people and more money is available. In India, we need to pressurise the people to get out of poverty, not make them comfortable in it. We need to make it harder to stay poor and easier to get out of poverty. The problem with India is the education and healthcare sector. We are self-sufficient in all kinds of resources. We are in the 21st Century but still use the 3 centuries-old Macaulay system of education which was designed to enslave Indians and restrict creativity. The syllabus we are taught does not educate us on our cultural roots and dismisses our traditions as superstitions. The teachers are so underpaid that no one wants to be a teacher and the teachers we have are not suitable for any other job and so became a teacher because of circumstances and not because of the will to teach. Indian Teachers just suck in general. Most of them do not deserve to be teachers. Those who are qualified to teach do not take up teaching because of the low pay. Also, on teacher's day, everyone just puts a WhatsApp status saying the cliched "Guru Brahma" shloka, but if they hear their child saying that they aspire to be a teacher, the children get ridiculed or scolded. Look at the hypocrisy of Indians. No wonder just 10k British soldiers were able to subjugate 3 million Indians. Why do you need an enemy when your friend is a backstabbing traitor? Also, we have the pathetic quality of government schools, predatory pricing of private schools and unethical indoctrination in convent schools. And no one seems to have a problem with that. Also, even after Homeopathy and Unani have been proven to be a scam and been banned in foreign countries, India hasn't educated its people to develop a scientific temper and neither has it banned these fraudulent systems of medicine that cause the loss of lives that could have been saved using scientifically proven medicine. I lost my uncle to kidney failure which was caused by the consumption of Unani medicine for diabetes. Very few people care to research Ayurveda, which is a protoscience and is based on scientific principles of observation and inference. R&D on Ayurveda can help bring affordable medicine for certain illnesses which can result in the increase of productivity of the Indian workers and employed people, which will drive up the per capita GDP by a huge margin. We also have to consider the high costs of quality healthcare which keeps Indians away from seeking treatment. I'm pretty sure that the government can do something about that. Expenditure of the governments on Healthcare and Education has been pathetic. If they just focus on these, our economy can beat even the US.

[@rushikeshpabalkar6943]

I like how PM Modi and Indian government ministers are working when there is crisis in the world. India is bright spot for world and many more to learn from our government. Proud to be Indian. 🇮🇳👍

[@richardsking]

But we are comgressis, we want freebies😂, and will always be against modi govt whatsoever good they do

[@astudent63]

I don't understand what modi govt did I particular to this China crisis that you're praising him and pls no uneducated should reply my comment as government's criticism is a past of democracy be it congress or bjp

[@NatureAndMyself]

A student: self claimed A graded student why inflation in india not increased as other countries ? Give this answer n u will get the answer of your question

[@richardsking]

@@astudent63 if you claim to be very educated, you must be knowing that China is more powerful at present than india, plus they have their puppet as Pakistan, which is ever ready to oppose India, so a full blown war with China is always detrimental to both countries, but more SK for India, but China us not only hostile to India, but to other countries like Taiwan, Japan, Philippines, Indonesia, plus Chinese are ethnically Han, and confined to eastern plains of China, and tibetans are entirely different Ethnicity, like Uighurs, who consider them as turks Muslims, AMD Xinjiang is actually east Turkestan for Muslim world, so there are many problems with China too, so imdia want to avoid China for an open conflict, but remain defensive very strongly, do that if China want to attack Indian territory, it must be sure to loose many of its soldiers and much of its economy, as sanctions will be imposed on the aggressor, India as of now is more focusing on make in india and economy In order to reduce the gap between two countries.now India GDP is 3.5 trillion, while china is 19 trillion.but as predicted after 2050, india will be 45 and China will be 65 trillion, somewhat comparable, at that time it will be totally impossible for China to openly attack India.India lost the chance to attack China as early as 1950s, when Tibet was lost yo China, if Tibet was independent, india will definitely be in a Bette position.

[@astudent63]

@@NatureAndMyself wtf do you even entered a school or studied Grammer at the very least a an and the are called articles and you clearly are having tiny brain not to comprehend that I'm using article not grading system obviously I criticised your favorite government but as I said an educated person would know criticism is a part of democracy (clearly indicates you're UNEDUCATED note again I'm saying educated and not literate) anyways One failure doesn't approve other failure just because it's of small scale And pls reply with arguments countering my above argument don't go personal as it is a debate and you started going personal

[@linsey.]

The way I see this recession most likely has an external cause. The United States is losing influence as a federal currency for the first time in decades. They don’t have any economies to utilize to control their inflation, and less money is being spent on stock and oil trading than previously. They all lend credence to the hypothesis that a new multilateral world order may be in the works.

[@Campbell957]

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[@Hoffmanluiz.]

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[@williamsdavis.]

Inflation is gradually going to become part of us and due to that fact any money you keep in cash or in a low-interest account declines in value each year. Investing is the only way to make your money grow and unless you have an exceptionally high income, investing is the only way most people will ever have enough money to retire..

[@ErnestoTiangco]

Karma

[@anshul9462]

As a banker I can confirm you Shadow banking has already established itself in India though at low scale but gaining speed a lot.

[@VALAR_Morgulis.]

Indians with good credit score easily get bank loans but without credit score even if shadow banks growth it can't effect economy and recent data shows PSU banks profits are raising...

[@amit2766]

Shadow banking in India exists from 100s of years. AKA byaji dhandha.

[@RB-fp8hn]

@@amit2766 Technical definition of a bank: "A bank is a financial institution that accepts deposits from the public and creates a demand deposit while simultaneously making loans. Lending activities can be directly performed by the bank or indirectly through capital markets." How is this different from byaji dhandha? If you look at the history of big western banks like, say, HSBC, you will see they all started as highly illegal byaji dhandha businesses. Later, the western governments incorporated them as a part of their formal economy because the illegal things were making a lot of money.

[@nishantahvan]

True bank charge 10 to 20% interest while shark lender do same with less paper and even less interest rate.

[@meghanavanivageshwari]

Yeah, maybe these buy now pay later apps and other short term credit apps are there.. but maybe not on large scale.. India always has informal loans system..

[@akshitsharma738]

Amazing video brother, Currently our govt does a very well job by creating an ecosystem for FDI’s w/o intervening. Plus they are not neglecting on the indigenisation part, the best thing is they are helping Indian firms by technology transfer MOU’s with an addition to provide employment to Indians which is commendable. Great work by you @ThinkSchool, giving financial literacy to people and providing them a lens to evaluate India’s future policies and governance is nothing but a great service to this nation. Thank you❤

[@Bolero.024]

This video is inaccurate, there is no banking crisis in China and China's GDP is expected to top last year's performance as well. I wouldn't trust news on China from WION or Palki Sharma plus any news you hear from western media about China is all a distraction to detour people away from the negative news of the US dollar. They've been constantly talking about a collapse in China every year for decades and China is still here. Recent reports from the two biggest financial institutions in America, bigger and more reliable than the World Bank and IMF. JPMorgan, Citi raise full-year forecasts for China’s economy PUBLISHED WED, APR 19 2023 12:26 AM EDT KEY POINTS JPMorgan raised its 2023 growth outlook to 6.4%, up from a previous forecast of 6%, saying the latest quarterly report points to further growth ahead. Citi raised its forecast to 6.1% from its previous forecast of 5.7%, saying the Chinese economy is “well on track on its post-Covid recovery led by consumption and services.

[@Me7eOrmEmO1r2]

Manmohan Singh did the same thing through an overdose of stimulus which end up pushing too much liquidity in the market. It created the asset price bubble, double-digit inflation, and NPA crisis for banks, and in the end, pushed India into the fragile five of the world. Then pm Modi came to solve the mess created by his predecessor. Now, looking at the economic situation of the world and India's neighbors. It seems that PM Modi has been largely successful in his attempts(Morgan Stanley reports highlight some of it too).

[@otheraccount6566]

My friend dr Manmohan Singh were great as finance minister But as a pm he was puppet of Gandhis we can't blame him

[@Me7eOrmEmO1r2]

@@otheraccount6566 I hope that you are not giving credit to Manmohan Singh for the liberalization because that's not accurate. And before becoming FM he had earlier handled many important positions too, I hope that you are aware of that too. This is what Manmohan Singh said to BBC in 2020, "I am aware that the traditional fear of high inflation due to excess money supply is perhaps no longer valid in developed nations," I mean, the world has seen runaway inflation in developed nations around the world. It solely wasn't because of excess money supply but it was one of the substantial reasons. He also suggested printing money not directly as Raghuram Rajan and Abhijit Banerjee but hinted at it. I hope that you are aware of Raghuram Rajan's views on money printing in 2023 too.

[@otheraccount6566]

@@Me7eOrmEmO1r2 yes definitely I am giving him credit for LPG reforms

[@lantherpagdi]

Monday: China is rising Tuesday: China is falling Wednesday: China is powerful, it's taking over the world Thursday: The world is ditching china Friday: China is a climate leader Saturday: china is polluting earth Sunday: is a holiday in China

[@zzzz6511]

Yeah. This channel is failing

[@ushio540]

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[@monakandari6160]

@@ysworld123 So you asume, everything is constant in World

[@familyguy160]

🤣

[@chloeke1584]

Another story of China is collapsing!Pay more attention to India's trains and bridges,please.😅

[@haritbhatt7386]

I salute to Dr. Manmohan Singh, as a RBI Governer and subsequently as the Finance Minister of India, for his great contribution to Indian Banking system and Indian Economy. India would not be in today's position, without his very vital, timely and important contributions to our Indian Economy.

[@richardsking]

And 1991 crisis came after 44 years of congress misrule😂, everyone know that too

[@moviesmasti3312]

Indian bank crashed into in 2008 too 2012 in manmohan singh government.

[@richardsking]

@@moviesmasti3312 itna bhi sach nahi bolna tha, ab wo kuch nahi bol paega to andhbhakt ka certificate de dega😂😁😆

[@moviesmasti3312]

@@richardsking koi na bro chamche or andhnamazi logon ke certified se kya darna jo sach hai oh hum log bolenge.

[@rishabjain8975]

😂😂😂😂why we needed IMF loan in 1991😂😂😂

[@Sanatani_Sherni]

*"Every failure has some lessons to learn for Everyone...Failure inspires Greatness"* ❤

[@fuckas..r]

China should fail to make us inspired !!

[@harshitbalaji1019]

Failure does not inspire. Failure causes desperation to succeed. The failure of others must be taken as a warning.

[@SunnyMaroju]

That's a great quote which works on the individual level but not the country level.failure can cause the whole country can go bankrupt and millions of lives would be jeopardy.

[@zpervaiz7345]

@@fuckas..r India failed. Every time

[@6666shashank]

​@@zpervaiz7345in your dreams

[@rajeshdixit6528]

Nothing is wrong chinese economy, they've full control on their economy. The content creators are madly distorting netizens to increase their views. China was and china's economy will remain strong for next two decades at least.

[@Worldwideavailablein]

I am From Arunchal Before 2014 their was No Airport After 2014 their is 4 Operational airport and 2 under construction...In my life time I haven't ever dreamed that a airport will be made in our state where their is mountains hilly area

[@fine____444]

Please vote for BJP then

[@alfredebenezer0304]

Make a video on how India can become the most tourists visited country by taking over France from the top ❤❤

[@lone_warrior665]

First we have to make our laws strong.

[@kushagraraghav381]

people need to behave better , better protection and facillities.

[@heavenlyxtacy]

First for that we need education, where people are taught about basics civil senses like how to keep the city clean and not spit here and there, throw garbage wherever they want and make a city look like garbage bins.

[@piyushdashore]

That's why this years PBD (Pravasi Bharatiya Divas) was held here in Indore. And as we watch some vlogs by foreigners, that how they're being looted in India, this is the main concern I think we should work on as a country.

[@ajith.giove069]

stop splitting on roads and start respecting foreigners instead of harrasing them like in mumbai, make good toilets...u want to overcome france it seems - look at ur face poor country like india will be poor only because of mindset not the problem with government

[@RamonAlcaide]

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[@mtkz4698]

Great video. India seems to have such a focus on continuous improvement and studying the mistakes of others...plenty of mistakes to study! It's fascinating how China's strategy of copying here as backfired, their economic problems mirror those in the US but are catalyzed by central planning, corruption, a total lack of accountability.

[@Bolero.024]

This video is inaccurate, there is no banking crisis in China and China's GDP is expected to top last year's performance as well. I wouldn't trust news on China from WION or Palki Sharma plus any news you hear from western media about China is all a distraction to detour people away from the negative news of the US dollar. They've been constantly talking about a collapse in China every year for decades and China is still here. Recent reports from the two biggest financial institutions in America, bigger and more reliable than the World Bank and IMF. JPMorgan, Citi raise full-year forecasts for China’s economy PUBLISHED WED, APR 19 2023 12:26 AM EDT KEY POINTS JPMorgan raised its 2023 growth outlook to 6.4%, up from a previous forecast of 6%, saying the latest quarterly report points to further growth ahead. Citi raised its forecast to 6.1% from its previous forecast of 5.7%, saying the Chinese economy is “well on track on its post-Covid recovery led by consumption and services.

[@cheval63sg]

Are you kidding? "India's focus on continuous improvement " resulted in 1/5 of China's GDP?

[@noob-gx5bu]

​@@cheval63sgbrother also see corruption in India 😂

[@freetorobandloot]

India is losing out on many fdi because of corruption, lack luster infrastructure, work culture, etc... If India has along way to go before it can catch up to China in any field.

[@varshaarora8351]

Wonderful video. Although I have read about it but the video gave a holistic perspective of the situation focusing on the root causes and the ripple effect. Thanks

[@ashishkale5922]

I can’t agree more with you …never interfere in the free market. It’s something that self regulates. Great video.

[@madhurpraj]

Great video as usual! I really like the part in all of your videos where you explain how the situation affects India and what India needs to learn from the mistakes of others. I really hope that our administrators in our government are listening to this and benefiting from this wisdom. @ThinkSchool keep doing the good work!

[@MiguelLopes-fi6fz]

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[@Mahesh____]

Now I understood Clearly, What actually the Chinese Crisis is., Thank u Think School..

[@priyabratasaha3895]

I have started liking your videos before watching. As usual, amazing explanation.

[@UmerFarooq-jy7jo]

These videos are an absolute gem. I skip Netflix and watch you. Really impressed by how you can breakdown such intricate topics into digestable and enjoyable content. A mechanical Engineer hooked up to world economics, thanks to you!

[@Isabellasmith8]

There has been a lot of debate about a June bounce and the possibility that some equities could see significant increase this time of year. I regrettably lack precise knowledge on the equities that might be at risk. I do know that you recently sold your Boca Grande residence and that you are considering making a lump-sum stock market investment before any prospective upturn. Given that market conditions can be unpredictable, it might be difficult to say whether now is a good moment to buy. To get specific advice based on your unique situation and goals, it may be helpful to speak with an expert in finance.

[@Chris26773]

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[@Carl_6]

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[@sayman099]

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[@DylanJReecee]

@@sayman099 funny, but he looks pretty legit.

[@nousername1587]

Scammers alert

[@thelocalite6544]

There is shadow banking everywhere in India. If you go to villages and small towns, you will find private money lenders and some organizations which are known as "societies". These "societies" pool money from depositors giving them around 40% simple interest(there is only a max amount which you can deposit for eg. Rs 10000) per annum and they loan out the money by giving out high interest loans to small businessmen and farmers. I last year deposited 10000 and got back 14000.

[@sanjoy1504]

Thanks for these worthy videos man 😊

[@ThinkSchool]

My pleasure!

[@manikiran.mithinti]

Absolute gem of a video.....very well detailing of the chinese crisis....after watching this video, incorporating e-rupi and going cashless slowly, feels like a catastrophe in making in future....hope govt takes care of it well in advance

[@knownow7335]

Thank you so much Think School Team for yet another insightful case study!🙌🏻

[@ravitejapathikonda911]

Bro .. i m huge fan of you .. though i am into business from last 15 years .. your case study or how you understand the case details and the way you explain upto the mark .. i have seen many technical videos but the way you put things is awesome .. all the best brother .. you shud make more videos ..

[@Michael-wd4ft]

大哥，你说的英文，我基本上能听懂，你的发音还不错，内容不作评价。

[@satishkumarbommisetty]

"do you see the problem over here" - this phrase is used 3 times or more in this video... 😅

[@priyabratasaha3895]

"You know what?" Is used 3³ times.

[@hungrylearner9110]

0:07 man that kick was professional 🗿😶‍🌫

[@zakirh9850]

India should learn a lesson from Chinas mistakes. I liked the video, excellent analysis👍

[@SunilYadav-ie2ql]

I'm not a commerce student or from any buisness family group, But your video always comes to me with a new lesson and I'm able to understand, economy of nation How they work and how they control public money

[@abhishekchavhan2018]

Try getting a job as a kamwali bai, engineer aur teacher ko waise hi naukri nahi milni

[@aryanyadav3690]

So now every neighbour of INDIA is facing big-big crises, see how much lucky we Indians are 🙏🏻 India grew by 7.2% in year 2022 🔥

[@michelwan9073]

indian GDP is only 1/6 of chinese GDP🤣 +3% in 2022 so the question is who has more absolute increased number🤣🤣

[@Anshuwuuu]

Indias in crisis too, can't say about other places but Bengal is in sure cuz I live there

[@michelwan9073]

@@Anshuwuuu US dollar harvest the world again as usual, the only solution is all the country jump out the US dollar’s trap to create a new currency system....

[@KAN443]

India's Economic Growth Reduced Due to High Inflation

[@aayushshukla342]

The entire video was explained such articulately. The whole breakdown of the crisis and slowy streamlining the information and making sure you understand them . Kudos one of my favourite youtubers . Keep it up

[@amynayar1138]

It’s similar to what happened in 2016 in india real estate builders started parallel projects with advance funds and left buyers in lurch. Refer IRDA or NCLT data

[@nishitraj.]

Hats off to your team! Such beautiful insights for free

[@zpervaiz7345]

Source

[@Angel_of_the_Night.1]

1:06 Forecast for 2021.

[@shirshendughosh5900]

Thank you so much for teaching us such complicated issues in simple ways…

[@rusharnmal7425]

That was a pretty concise explanation of the situation of China's current financial situation. Keep up the good work

[@RB-fp8hn]

The ending was awesome! "Regulate" literally means "control" ... or have we forgotten our basics because seemingly important people use such words regularly to obfuscate any actually meaningful analysis? If a government regulates, then by definition, it is interfering!

[@Buriedhacker]

What if the Chinese government make the banking system in their country free by deregulating the rules and laws relating to the banking system and make the banking system more efficient by reforming the sector with the help of technology means. By this the people will be able to get loans easily again, and bank would be able to charge the intrest rate they are setisfied with. So the problem of the shadow banking will be fixed.

[@kanakadurga9880]

It is too little too late

[@阿哈-u6f]

我可以告诉你，中国会崩溃

[@阿哈-u6f]

此外，银行利息是给用户钱的

[@阿哈-u6f]

此外，中国的银行贷款十分方便，极端点，你只需要在手机上按个按钮就行

[@kalawadda988]

Love your videos. The amount of research done for these is just mind blowing

[@namahkohli]

Can you please add a section where you explain how can the problem we discussed can be solved.

[@divyaalok5538]

Very nicely explained 😊

[@anoshraza3658]

KZbin chanels, such as this one and some others, are becoming my economic and finance classes. Thank you brother. I can now better understand that the economic institutions and the system is very complicated and free flow is important. Too much of governament's interference can bring any developing country into financial institutions' meltdown.

[@shaunakbanerjee2452]

I am a solar sector professional and working with a leading solar EPC company in international business division. And honestly speaking we have been tracking the development of ISA for past 4-5 years. But there hasn't been any major movement..😢

[@fusedaatma]

The bad part of Globalisation is that any economic disaster in the world has its cumulative effect. This comes in terms of shadow banking aka Buy Now Pay Later( BNPL) in case of India, which gave an artificial boom to startups in the country with only some performing better on parameters. Best to spend wisely, spend cautiously in current economic scenario.

[@Raymondjohn2]

As a foreigner who lived through the entire duration of zero covid for the past 3 years in China, this is by far the most objective commentary I’ve seen on KZbin to date. Economists and business leaders are voicing concerns at the start of 2023 that the year could be a difficult one. JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Jamie Dimon said Tuesday that the Federal Reserve may need to raise interest rates to 6% to fight inflation, higher than the peak level between 5% and 5.5% in 2023 that most Fed officials penciled in after their December meeting. Although I read an article of people that grossed profits up to $500k during this crash, what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist

[@yourae-l2o]

the federal reserves beige book for september 2023 has also predicted a recession in the fiscal year 2024, 2025, private firms like JPMorgan think its gonna be even earlier, around some time in q4 2023 - q1 2024, although I did read that job creation was steady and manifacturing is back on track because the supply chains have returned to normal like before covid.

[@venstomon931]

So the craze for achieving higher GDP slowed down the Chinese economy.

[@morganangel340]

totally... but also with crushing COVID lockdowns in 2022 China still grow 3 times as faster than USA. not even mentioniong EU, who did not grow at all.

[@morevikin]

Awesome info as always...just one suggestion please try to add year on reference videos... Like at start of video it's 2023, then 2008, 2016 and again 2023...so it will help us to understand

[@sanjit503]

Hey Guys, the content was good and as usual very informative. Just a suggestion the background music is not necessary while narrating and if you want to keep it, please keep it on the lower end. It's difficult to hear Ganesh's words clearly sometimes. Thank you for uploading such videos. Big fan of your work. Keep it up👍👍👍

[@rizasid]

Most important lesson, do not mess with the law of demand and supply.

[@Mranshumansinghr]

Thank you for this video. I have been stuck in real-estate since 2012. RERA can not help these projects as these projects were started before RERA. We are still in litigation. Hope we have a better outcome than China. Noida is also looking at a similar situation as China. Would love if you can do a video on the Noida Real estate situation.

[@monsterboss7]

Such a great explanation of complex topic hats of you sir.❤

[@deadshotgaming7605]

Rather than watching netflix i prefer to watch your videos while eating food....❤

[@spidergirl5111]

When i will start to understand think school videos 100%😢 im still learning words and effects of economy

[@yashvardhan2196]

Cover Turkey in the next epsiode. The country is almost on the verge of bankruptcy. You can cover Argentina as well, explaining why the country has failed to progress despite having the best geography.

[@michelwan9073]

IMF's best masterpieces 😁😁

[@阿哈-u6f]

按现有欧美经济学的想法土耳其不知道已经破产多少次了 实际上艾尔多安采取了一些有意思的措施 if you can understand Chinese or can use tool to understand it,I can give you some videos about it

[@sarthakbande2250]

18:13 Golden words ❤️❤️❤️

[@prakharterrific]

Wow! Imagine this explaining to someone, everyone would have struggled. Hats off to TS for making such topics easy and interesting at the same time

[@BaljeetSingh0718]

Kindly make a video on recent reactions of India on these type of Ripple effects of International recession.

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[@kaustubholpadkar4491]

14:56 timestamp - is it 6-7 % or 0.06-0.08 % ? There is a significant difference between both

[@kaustubholpadkar4491]

@@Canyouseemeannaah thanks for clarity

[@rst700]

Bro please do vedio on CRISIS in ANDHRA PRADESH

[@krishnar.k9683]

Worst question in the comment box...but still left in the comment box 🤣🤣🤣

[@rst700]

@@krishnar.k9683 it's not about the political crisis dude It's about economy

[@lone_warrior665]

What crisis??

[@krishnar.k9683]

@@rst700 I don't think so ...there is no any crises in Andhrapradesh 👍

[@rst700]

@@krishnar.k9683 unrestricted debts making by the State government for freebies not for capex

[@jackmist5096]

Wow.... superb video and xplanation Ganesh bhai !!!! 🔥🎉 But to add here, I was so close in my comment in the promo that u had posted just before the video released..... a kind of sneak peak. There are so many ripple effect if the 1st step taken is wrong..... Jai hind 🇮🇳🚩❤🙏

[@zainulabid2453]

Yuan 1 India 11.57

[@alvinrai5105]

I love this channel. The way they collect information and demonstrate is amazing and also I love the way he speaks. These kind of informations and knowledges should be shared and forwarded as much as possible. Thank you very much for the information.

[@DebjyotiDS]

Please don't use news media clip excessively in between,,,,it is very annoying 🙏

[@himanshi5594]

Well explained✌️👌...Reading material Khan milega vdo m Jo mention kiya gya hai

[@kabirkhan456]

The way real estate prices are increasing in Mumbai it can very likely follow the same path as china.

[@justathought6654]

Actually..the basic infrastructure of Mumbai will struggle to keep up

[@gadgen571]

In india real estate is also moving same way as china, very unrealistic prices now a days

[@GeniusAjinkya]

Let me give you guys some insights regarding the economics side of it(regarding the part Ganesh said at the end about Govt interfering). There are majorly 2 theories, the monetarist theory(given by someone random) and New classical theory(given by JM Keynes). Monetarist approach says, Govt shouldn't interfere, coz there are various lags involved. New Classical approach says, that Govt should interfere, coz if it doesn't, it will take long time for the economy to recover(ie we are all dead in the long run if Govt doesn't interfere) Both approaches have its pros and cons, but the west majorly supports JM keynes theory, as America wants to control everything.

[@theawesomeman9821]

Adam Smith was the economist who advocated for less government interference in a nation's economy.

[@sidstock13]

Excellently explained!!! Thank you so much for your sincere efforts 💐

[@jackup5]

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[@mhvr8508]

Cringe

[@KAN443]

😂😂😂😂 What a Joke According to Ashoka Moody Indian American Economist India's Economic Growth is Dangerous Myth As India Failed to Create Employment opportunities for 7-9 Million Youths Entering into Market Evey Year

[@sunnyr.1130]

hi Ganesh, i have loved most of your you tube videos, u doing a great work and giving first hand info to everyone - keep up the good work - best regards-Sunny.

[@SaiPraneethMullapudi]

Great video Ganesh Sir I have a small doubt. If Shadow Banking is increasing again then it can lead to a debt crisis again right. Apart from that it can lead to hyper inflation as money flow would be massive in quantity this time considering the size of economy of China 2009 vs 2023 obviously demand for these shadow borrowings would be massive. Also the post pandemic money requirements for Chinese businesses must be huge considering the stringent restrictions and zero covid policy. And in a country like China where Banks are state owned how can they start Shadow lending again without any Green Signal from high command in Beijing. It looks like in coming days China would no longer be an attractive destination for high end manufacturing as costs would rise massively and a strong Banking Crisis is in making. BTW if China was so serious at the very high level regarding stopping of the Shadow Banking in 2016 it shows there was a looming debt crisis not on papers. If Iam not wrong there would have been massive number of defaults which are not recorded on paper right. BTW Iam curious what is the source of lending in Shadow Banking. Is it the traditional deposits or simply unofficial money minting?? If it is from the traditional deposits then I think there is another big crisis which China might be hiding from the world. The problem is there is very little info available. I seriously doubt the economic figures China is giving out because: 1)China has history of manipulating numbers. 2)World Bank has stopped publishing the Ease of Doing Business Ranking index in 2020 because it suspected that China is manipulating the figures to maintain its rank intact. 3)China even de valued it's currency in order make it's goods cheap in the export markets. 4) Even the number of pandemic cases tells you the story of hiding facts be it economical or any other figure. You were the first one to make a realistic video on Chinese Economic Slowdown with a good deep dive. All others were calling the temporary virtuous cycle created by this shadow banking as an economic miracle by China since 2009.

[@freetorobandloot]

Manipulating numbers? Where did you that, idea from, the western media?

[@SaiPraneethMullapudi]

@@freetorobandloot World Bank has stopped publishing Ease of Doing Business Ranking in 2020 because of China manipulating it's data provided to WB

[@booksbeyond8097]

You are the best teacher that i had in my life :)

[@daniellelee4920]

1990. The Economist. China's economy has come to a halt. 1996. The Economist. China's economy will face a hard landing 1998. The Economist: China's economy entering a dangerous period of sluggish growth. 1999. Bank of Canada: Likelihood of a hard landing for the Chinese economy. 2000. Chicago Tribune: China currency move nails hard landing risk coffin. 2001. Wilbanks, Smith & Thomas: A hard landing in China. 2002. Westchester University: China Anxiously Seeks a Soft Economic Landing 2003. KWR International: How to find a soft landing in China. 2004. The Economist: The great fall of China? 2005. Nouriel Roubini: The Risk of a Hard Landing in China 2006. International Economy: Can China Achieve a Soft Landing? 2007. TIME: Is China's Economy Overheating? Can China avoid a hard landing? 2008. Forbes: Hard Landing In China? 2009. Fortune: China's hard landing. China must find a way to recover. 2010. Nouriel Roubini: Hard landing coming in China. 2011. Business Insider: A Chinese 2012. American Interest: Dismal Economic News from China: A Hard Landing 2013. Zero Hedge: A Hard Landing In China 2014. CNBC: A hard landing in China. 2015. Forbes: Congratulations, You Got Yourself A Chinese Hard Landing.. 2016. The Economist: Hard landing looms for China 2017. National Interest: Is China's Economy Going To Crash? 2020. Economics Explained: The Scary Solution to the Chinese Debt Crisis 2021. Global Economics: Has China's Downfall Started? 2022. Cathie Wood: China's COLLAPSE Is FAR Worse Than You Think 2022. Business Basics: China's Economic Crisis, GDP is Crashing, Protests Everywhere. China's financial crisis is Here. 2022.Nathan Rich-CIA Fakenews agency expose 2023 and beyond -China is mighty and standing,America and allies is bankrupt as the federal reserve is not own by American government but by Bankers.

[@stevenlee9619]

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[@vvvvv880]

Europe is in edge of ressection . Usa and japan is also at risk of collaspe this will eventually hit china hard it will also hit all countries hard but only india have many advantage aganist this

[@kushagraraghav381]

*America and allies ARE bankrupt

[@infinitydude7305]

Numbers show China is not in a good position. Only good thing for Chinese to do now is accept the failure and work on it. No point in laughing at headlines saying China number 1

[@Karthi4Vancity]

These Chinese PR-troll copy- paste this message in every forum.

[@humanityfirst5228]

Love ur videos , there are like high value classes ❤

[@Neerajkumar-ph8xy]

Chinese leaders think they can make pigs fly.. since it is autocracy.. everyone is like "yes sir, xi sir"

[@samwise8333]

thank u sir for sharing ur knowledge!!

[@alicemendoza5269]

I have serious concerns about the current state of the banks. A bank the size of SVB failing would cause me much greater concern. My acquaintance was negatively impacted by the bank run and now runs a rapidly expanding startup. My bank account has been emptied of more than $840,000. An implosion can have negative effects because the FDIC only offers protection up to $250,000. At this time, I desire to make stock market investments. Are there any suggestions from anyone on how I might move forward?

[@AustinReid09]

We fail to recognize that banks are also commercial enterprises that are motivated by greed. One of the causes of SVB's demise was the overleveraging of assets by banks beginning in 2020. I've never felt comfortable keeping a sizable chunk of money in a bank. In other words, I make investments through my financial advisor, get the rewards, and then I spend the money.

[@patrickperez7387]

The SVB scenario warns that the effects of the Fed's rate hikes are still being felt even though the economy has so far held up. Investors must be on the lookout for the upcoming inevitable in situations like these. Since you don't have to act on every projection, I'll suggest that you consult a financial consultant. For a long, this has served as my standby position.

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[@ansitun]

Beautifully explained! Thanks for the insight. Regulator, not a Controller should be the motto of mature economies.

[@growwithme4643]

American bank failed You: What India needs to learn? China failed You: what India can learn? Why can't it be "see while other systems are failing,what is India doing right or what those countries can learn from India?"

[@riyan9621]

Think school is very much under rated..this channel make audience very much excited about the learning...

[@arnavagarwal7443]

Now China will look into Taiwan for semiconductor business as a means to boost its economy

[@zpervaiz7345]

Taiwan is part of China

[@ayushpawar4722]

Cristal clear 👌😌

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[@shreypaliwal6298]

S jai shankar picture on thumbnail makes video already interesting + thinkschool's supremacy in economics 🔥🔥 just lit

[@jimmylabb5868]

What's is failing is India train rail system!🤣

[@akashsamanta421]

Which country are u from ❓

[@saradapeddasani9095]

​@@akashsamanta421he is a chinese bot

[@vasusingh5909]

​@@rakshithsshetty9337 nah Chinese bot

[@in-human1698]

It's human error btw. Btw in China 2022 a high speed train derailed killing 3 people.

[@28raushan]

What is that news channel, whose clips are frequent in all your videos. I wanna watch that regularly but cant find on google btw. HELP! One of the timestamp 15:29

[@manivannanpalanisamy4151]

I could understand your desire of failing China so that could benefit the political establishment and the PM But I would say that won't happen Conservatives won't last long as it is unsustainable model So please concentrate on the objectives rather than the subjective videos like embracing the current Right wing establishment 😅

[@manivannanpalanisamy4151]

When will think school bring about the economic catastrophic moves made by the current government

[@in-human1698]

Lol chinky bot

[@akashroy8151]

This video was more about learning from mistakes from others but your ass is burning for no reason. indian communists are shared concubine of Chinese government whereas Chinese communist are Chinese nationalists

[@kulvirkaur9734]

Lol

[@akashbansal6216]

Love you bro for creating such amazing case study again... How great would it be If all creators will put this much depth and knowledge into their video...

[@golddigger8759]

Thank you very much for informative and interesting video. Best wishes from Finland

[@sureshbolagani9041]

Super explanation...thank you Think school..

[@Killer007623]

Absolutely right. Govn . should be a Regulator but not a Controller.

[@TheMotorman1981]

Don't buy any apartment on loan..You will get ownership after 20 years and by that time your old apartment won't have much value

[@ramborums]

Ganesh finally seems to have learnt to say "That IS ..."!! 👍

[@kellywahlang4144]

Very interesting. I wish you could make videos of the same concept that had occurred in the indian economy, incidences where the government interferes in the free market.

[@LOL-em6kl]

India was socialist economic model country till 1991 So there's lot to cover, i may need entrie series of videos to cover all that!