Why China's economy facing deflation | What is Deflation, Inflation | Economics UPSC, CDS, SSC CGL

In this video, we'll learn why China's economy is facing deflation. What are the primary reasons behind it? What is Deflation, Inflation. Economics UPSC, CDS, SSC CGL
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[@Rochelletrem]

We experienced the peak of our era, and now it is gone. Recession is tanking everything including 401K. My retirement equities portfolio of $750K is in the reds. I keep losing because of inflation. This world will fall to the corrupt rulers in the same way that Rome did. I'm sorry if you're thinking about retiring and you're worried that your pension won't be enough to meet the rising cost of living. Horrible foreign policies everywhere, bad regulatory policy, bad fiscal policy, and bad energy policy.

[@DavidRiggs-dc7jk]

For retirees and those close to retirement, I believe it's particularly challenging. All those years of labor only to lose it all to a problem you weren't responsible for, my regrets to everyone retiring during this time.

[@berkrix4312]

I'm very worried about the future and where we're all heading, especially in terms of money and how to get by. I'm considering making my first investment in the stock market, but how can I do so given that the market has been in a mess for the majority of the year?

[@jeffery_Automotive]

After the pandemic, things became extremely difficult, which is precisely when I sought a consultant's counsel. I've been investing on my own for nearly 3 years and have built up a stagnant reserve of $280K to $570K in just over 24 months.

[@philipr1759]

@@jeffery_Automotive I’m in dire need of guidance so i can salvage my portfolio due to the massive dips and come up with better strategies. How can I reach this advisor?

[@jeffery_Automotive]

Can't reveal much, but the advisor guiding me is Julie Anne Hoover. She has gained a good deal of expertise over the past two decades in the financial system and her credentials speak for itself, you can simply look her up.

[@adambiros5116]

Declined rouble during last few weeks made it less expensive for China to import goods from Russia, not more expensive. Rouble strengthened for several months following the war but that trend has recently reversed.

[@nirbija]

I was thinking the same thing; he erred regarding the price of Russian goods to Chinese importers... methinks.

[@dongshengdi773]

​@@nirbijaThe Chinese people are celebrating now because of the typhoon and flash floods. The entire nation is underwater, most of the houses are damaged, most of the cars, ebikes, home appliances and furniture are broken beyond repair, sinkholes everywhere, dams are destroyed , roads and bridges are ruined and unusable, crops and vegetation are wiped out, millions of chickens , pigs , and cattle have drowned , therefore cannot be sold . Now is the time to build new houses, repair some people's homes, buy new cars , trucks , and ebikes, buy new home appliances and furniture, repair dams, roads and bridges, fill the sinkholes, plant new crops and vegetation, raise more chickens, pigs, and cows. China will have to spend billions of dollars to recover from these man-made and natural disasters. This will contribute a lot to China's GDP. That's why all the Chinese people are celebrating

[@mohammedkumar3733]

@dongshengdi773 Do you all still remember these..?? November 2019 when the very first covid outbreak in Wuhan , China.. you china haters would cynically call China a sick man of Asia., the yellow perils , China Viruses , China being cursed..!! And you China Haters even would feel pleased that the COVID could kill off many Chinese .!!! Wishing ill-will and misfortune on Chinese citizens just because they were born in a country you don’t like just enough demonstrating the dark and black in your heart. But God is JUST and FAIR !! The KARMA repercussions prevailed !! History repeats itself. Instead of expressing your sympathy, you China Haters again get excited to see China in deep shit due to the floods , landslides and loss of lives happening these days lately. Shall the Karma repercussions prevail again? Karma shall find its path and never be being late.

[@nirbija]

@@dongshengdi773 "The Chinese people are celebrating now because of the typhoon and flash floods"? Say what? "Celebrating" disaster, tragedy and human suffering? No doubt you picked up that ghoulish mindset from wasting away your low-life while hanging around with way too many european people. Please pay attention: Europeans ARE THE ONLY breed that revels in the ghoulish; hence, their endless wars around the planet, which brings endless death, endless suffering, and endless 'wealth' for their wicked war-profiteers. From knowing so many thousands of years of history of Chinese societies, your 'celebrating' conclusion is just silly and worse; it is evil eurocentric.

[@wudaomen4239]

​@@dongshengdi773the ones that is celebrating is you, dong, a Sinophobe. What a name! You're exposing yourself as a Sinophobe, dong.

[@nalininanda1976]

I love his content.He is a bit late n that's y he is always precise n accurate but his best quality is he is politically neutral n i have never seen him influenced by any political figures n parties.This is how an educator should be. That's why he is understated bcz generally people want spice.

[@John3.36]

Nah, he is Pro-India and Anti-West. Not neutral at all.

[@mahender6969]

@@John3.36BUt the west it self is anit India, so he is corrected.

[@GT-dm8pw]

Yes absolutely Some educators like to use some great figures in their thumbnail It's disgusting to see their point of view

[@user-kw9rb2bg4y]

Everyone is influenced, even him. Personal experience, his worldview etc. Everything adds up, but it is like 1% influence instead of others being influenced 50% you know what i mean

[@nalininanda1976]

@@John3.36 lol he is an Indian so he should be Pro-India not Pro-West and m not talking about nationalism here.I meant it by Political parties.People often use BJP or Congress thumbnail n support them blindly like Prashant Dhawan etc but not Sengupta.

[@eonglee44]

It is wiser to "deflate any bubbles" early before it gets out of control and eventually bursts. It is better to bear the short term pain for the long term gain.

[@Intense_Cloud]

But greed is one of the main drivers of it, and it can only be deflated by its own critical proportion, when it becomes ridiculously evident that such bubble cannot be sustained, then the collapse takes place, and usually that's too late. I think it requires of a well educated (on the topic) population too avoid from it to even become a bubble. I totally agree with your point.

[@jerrybi8400]

Exactly.

[@festekj]

Deflation is not an issue as long as your exports are significantly higher than imports. Moreover, If GDP & GNP is increasing and prices are decreasing, it seems like a situation where PPP is increasing. Deflation coupled with currency devaluation for import based economy is usually an indication of negative GDP (or recession). Who knows - maybe China is replacing US tech imports with local manufactured ones coupled with buying discounted oil and wheat relative to the international market is bringing prices down. It’s very complicated

[@amanverma7033]

Chinese export and imports both are low this year

[@freelancer1499]

@@amanverma7033 yes and their exports are growing, but the imports are falling becos more and more stuff can be produced domestically. Just look@ Taiwan, Japan and Korea.

[@ujjwalgandhi951]

Deflation is a big problem because it simply means the Chinese citizens are not consuming products China while it trades a lot, like most countries it is dependent on consumption of its internal market. It's the only market it has 100% control of . It also shows that citizens of china are pessimistic about their economy and want to reduce risk by paying off debts rather than consume.

[@globalcitizen4421]

Deflation effect is not universal. For export driven country, deflation actually help. Important observation in chinese data is deflation is not just on consumer side. It is also on producer price as well. It means it would be cheaper to produce in china now than earlier. Don't see chinese economy from the standard economic lens (which was developed for consumption driven economies such as US and India)

[@souravchakraborty6121]

Then why Japan export increase that much from 1990???

[@user-um2hj7jn5y]

You know nothing Japan lost its decades coz of deflation economics is micro science

[@mayanktomar9562]

Man i dont care china export before covid was less than 2022 exports. 2018: $2.628 trillion USD 2022: $3.59 trillion USD. Thier exports are growing .So eventually thier economy will also grow ..

[@mohantrivikram7716]

Analysis on How will this deflation of china effect the india or world would be interesting

[@aachmanpandey5892]

Thankyou sir for including slides it acts as notes 😊😊

[@upvotecomment2110]

This has to be one of the best videos you've uploaded from your recent videos

[@sintukumarsingh3519]

Video is very informative, I watch this for first time and I love this... Make such more videos regularly.

[@justinthring558]

Hi Amit, Thank you for your videos, I enjoy watching them. I have noticed this occur more than once now so I will correct you for future materials. The Liberal party is the conservative/right party and the Labor party is the left leaning social party. Looking forward to more of your content.

[@willkataro7708]

Thank a bunch Amit

[@michaelwasiami3722]

Great explanation

[@sakshambhadauria5709]

Nice analysis 👍

[@glenstewart7910]

VERY INFORMATIVE

[@SwamiSamarth15]

WELL EXPLAINED SIR👌🥇😊

[@ironcorps1876]

Sir I love your work but I have a simple criticism please try to incorporate those maps in your video which shows the full territorial extent of india not the half baked maps roaming on the web Ps: Thanks for such valuable videoa

[@premdeepkhatri1441]

Thank you Amit for this clear explanation. Very good video.

[@Dilsebharat2023]

One of the most underrated teacher in KZbin

[@sanjureddy0027]

Thanks you sir ..

[@anmolkoul1280]

Astounding ✨

[@Vilkox]

Very well explained!

[@user-hl7ty8fm8n]

Amit, I'm Dilip Mukerjee, Melbourne; May I politely advise: Deflation means when prices are decreasing in general in an economy. Not a few Goods And Services. Ta

[@YogeshGhatte2011]

Thanks for this video

[@bsobro]

You missed a main reason. Reduction in demand from the world due to inflation around the world. Since China’s larger portion of income is from export, less demands in world reduced its export and goods produced in China are higher leading to deflation.

[@arpan6827]

Managing deflation is much easier than inflation, especially for a large country like China. Printing new bills and injecting into the market is aN easy way to tackle deflation. This is the perfect storm for chinese currency to gain foothold against USD.

[@janavisundaresan6419]

Thanks for a very informative video

[@railsofsouthern]

Thank u sir

[@bishwajitabayan4651]

Thank you Sir

[@sivasairamchitrada5247]

Thnx

[@saviorodrigues7852]

Very informative, Thanks a lot!! ❤👍

[@divyaalok5538]

Awesome

[@KVidyapeeth]

big brother please increase the frequency of your videos uploading . I love watching your videos.

[@abhi36292]

no, the frequency is fine. the content starts to rot with increased frequency understand that

[@combinedstudy6427]

Yes for quality content...well thorough reasearch of topic is needed. Well humans can not wait nows because of bad habit of watching KZbin for many hours. KZbin sucks and mobile phone is MIM manipulative intelligent machine.

[@platinumcurd2116]

Nice video

[@Raghvendrathakur158]

Sir you, always teach me the value of 10min ❤❤

[@TheAbinn]

Your English is very bad... Use taught me instead of teach me

[@Gk-og7ig]

Practical economic knowledge is givaen by sir💛💛🤩🤩✌️

[@bharatkumarchari3135]

Amit your explanation is simply superb can you make podcast of all yourvideos

[@1dergaming]

Great work sir ❤ Please make a fresh video on the India how the current status of India is towards ots upcoming future.

[@shakuntalasonar1683]

Jai guru great master antarik pranam master piece of video you are our role model 👍🏽💝🙏🏽👋

[@aditya93784]

Very good analysis. Keep it up 👍

[@raazhimanshu3792]

Very informative one

[@koolkatfelix9500]

Let's not worry about China's deflation & worry about what's happening here in our country. Is a disaster here!

[@parthasarathyr.2728]

One of the Major causes of deflation is the resulting-effect of huge withdrawals by world countries contract manufacturing with the Sino, due to its way too-expanded production capacities to compete by cheaper price.

[@AKASH_SINGH_0607]

An Overt S.L.F(Sovereign leveraged Funds) is also one of the many reasons.

[@atoyebitolulope2838]

How about India deflation 😂, it easy to see china's flaws while India economy is already on the verge of recession. Keep playing yourself, China still remain second strongest economy in the world with over 21trillion dollars gdp, where is india, with all these noise china economy still outperforms India's in 2023. Your point please.😂

[@poojarathod1401]

Sir please do make a video on Electric vehicles....There was a recent article in IE about hybrid EVs. Thank you.

[@dongshengdi773]

I cannot give you the links because they will be banned by the KZbin algorithm. Just search for them. Why China's EV industry IS ANOTHER BUBBLE Abnormal growth and fraud drove China's EVs into "Zombie Cars" China has been the world champion in electric vehicle production and sales for years. Chinese EV makers BYD, NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng have been sought after by the capital markets. The Chinese battery maker CATL is the biggest battery manufacturer for EVs in the world and the pride of Xi Jinping. However, the disconnect between production capacity and market demand, along with EV subsidy fraud, has resulted in an over-capacity problem and a growing number of "zombie cars." . AND . TERRIFYING MUDSLIDE ENGULFS HOUSES, DOZENS DEAD . Fearing High Youth Unemployment Could Spark 'Rebellion'? CCP Suspends Data Release Zombie Cars in Wuhan Enigmatic Scene: Thousands of Vehicles Concealed by Overgrown Grass in Downtown Wuhan Instantaneous Mudslide in Xi'an Engulfs Houses, Witness Describes Terrifying Scene Tragedy of Flood Release: Parents Witness Son's Demise, Survivor Collapses and Takes Own Life Insiders Reveal Massive Suspension of Domestic Trade Ships in China Fearing a Huge Rate of Youth Unemployment? CCP Hastily Suspends Data Release Suffers Blow from 'Anti-Corruption' Campaign, China's Medical System Could Collapse Entirely .

[@dongshengdi773]

Covered Up! - China's Electric Car Safety - You're Being Sold a Lie! . Hundreds of cars abandoned in Wuhan .

[@dongshengdi773]

New Cars Left to Rot in China , Zombie Cars. China's Car Sharing Disaster In China, electric vehicles aren't a just a thing of the future. There are so many EVs in China, they've turned into a problem, with graveyards full of new EVs springing up all over the country. That's thanks in large part to China's car sharing disaster, which, as you can probably guess, was a government program gone awry. . AND . Why China's EV industry IS ANOTHER BUBBLE Abnormal growth and fraud drove China's EVs into "Zombie Cars" China has been the world champion in electric vehicle production and sales for years. Chinese EV makers BYD, NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng have been sought after by the capital markets. The Chinese battery maker CATL is the biggest battery manufacturer for EVs in the world and the pride of Xi Jinping. However, the disconnect between production capacity and market demand, along with EV subsidy fraud, has resulted in an over-capacity problem and a growing number of "zombie cars."

[@dongshengdi773]

Bicycle and EV Graveyards in China . Zombie Cars . No place to place Bicycles (part 1) No place to place Millions of Bicycles in China. Bicycle sharing, known as one of China's "New Four Major Inventions" originated during a period of mass entrepreneurship and innovation. In May 2015, the first dockless shared bicycles were introduced on the campus of Peking University. The concept behind bicycle sharing, "Green Travel" and solving the "Last Mile" problem was widely welcomed. In just over two years, more than 70 shared bicycle companies had sprung up. Around 27 million shared bicycles had been deployed to major cities with distinct colors to differentiate the brands. Soon, shared bicycles began to overwhelm public spaces in cities. Originally the government was laissez-faire about the cluttered streets and even encouraged bicycle sharing. They did not realize the seriousness of the issue until September 2017 when the government started to limit the number of bicycles deployed and placing excess bicycles in temporary locations. Such hidden locations are hard to be found in cities and have earned the name "shared bicycle graveyard". Many shared bicycle companies have therefore closed down, leaving only a few companies still operating. Billions of Chinese Yuan of user deposits cannot be refunded, and shared bicycles costing tens of billions of Yuan are abandoned and become urban garbage. . Since January 2018, the photographer has traveled throughout the country to multiple cities that have been occupied by shared bicycles. He has visited more than 50 shared bicycle cemeteries, using aerial photography, local shooting, VR, video, audio and other multi-media methods to record this social wonder. On the morning of July 26, 2018, Sohu.com launched these photos and videos, which immediately triggered the crazy forwarding of Chinese and foreign medias. The number of hits on the Internet was hundreds of millions of people. Thousands of citizens posted comments on the Internet and it became a phenomenon level of propagation events. In a mess after the storm, people start to think about various deep-seated problems in the development model driven by China's current capital interests. It is not just the shared bicycles having no place to go, but also our obsession, our dreams of wealth and the hearts of each of us in the context of the times. . Fake sales and propped up Sales of EVs

[@dongshengdi773]

Chinese EV cars are not coming because even Tesla cars have 90% of Chinese market . The One featured in This video is a joke bought by poor people in rural areas of China. Second reason … the Japanese EVs are also here . Chinese EVs are not cheaper than Japanese EVs , not even significantly cheaper than a Tesla … That's why 90% bought the Tesla. Bill Gates and Warren Buffet bought BYD , not for their cars but for their Battery technology. : BYD recalls their EVs for battery failures. . AND . Is China's EV Market Doomed? Foxconn Charges Into EVs, Buffett Unplugs BYD. Since last year, this figure has surged a staggering 1.06 million units. This, alone, is a wakeup call to the industry. Let's delve deeper and examine the case of the industry titan, BYD. In the grand panorama of 2022, they produced close to 1.8 million vehicles. However, the number of insured vehicles falls short at 1.58 million, quietly spelling out the fate of over 210,000 vehicles - accumulating dust in warehouses. If that doesn't raise eyebrows, consider this: in the first quarter of this year, BYD has reported an insured volume of 441,000 units. However, their production report from January to March shows nearly 548,000 units. This suggests an additional accumulation of more than 100,000 vehicles into the already bulging inventory

[@kartikpandey0001]

Sir please make a video on Niger coup and ecowas

[@GururajBN]

What is the correct term to describe the situation of declining prices on account of decreasing money supply? Shouldn’t it be “depression“? Remember the Great Depression of 1930s in the US? Lately I am seeing the term deflation used for describing what is really Depression. If you were to pick up a text book on economics which is two decades old, you won’t find the word “deflation”.

[@kivenhiraramire4255]

Yeah they deliberately leave out such terms because mainstream economics is doctored that is why they don't even talk about where the very money comes from. They never talk about *"credit creation"* and who creates it for who and for what purpose.

[@lyin4rmu]

price change is only a side effect of inflation or deflation. inflation and deflation in simple terms is the growing and shrinking of money supply of which the consequences are rising and falling of consumer prices. the change in consumer price alone does not signal inflation or deflation. prices also go down when there is new competition from new technology. that is not deflation but according to your definition that would be considered deflation. if you look at china through the lens of money supply and not simply price change you will see that china's M2 and M3 money supply is GROWING not shrinking which would signal inflation not deflation. something else is causing the prices to go down and it's not deflation. also its important to point out that while overall cpi is slightly below 0, china's core cpi is positive.

[@hmling4505]

Very informative sir. Thank you very much. I actually don’t think population is a contributing factor here. I’m a senior college student in China. College graduates are so oversupplied in the market that the unemployment rate is unbelievably high among young people.

[@kivenhiraramire4255]

What is believably high according to your opinion?

[@hmling4505]

@@kivenhiraramire4255 23.7% in June this year. I believe the number is much higher now given the relevant authority has given up to publish unemployment rate of this month.

[@RamaKrishna-qo1je]

Please explain history polity economy NCERTS Complete lessons please sirr

[@Dangur2]

0:46 a little mistake - "inflation" instead of "deflation" in the exploration text.

[@alokagarwal3714]

Amit ji, is it correct that when price trend is falling then people wait for even lower price hence do not buy. They are worried that they asset will lose valuation even though bought at low valuation!

[@amitsengupta01]

That can very well be a possibility as well!

[@louistan7560]

A tinge of deflation works well. It shocks and matures the young who are used to the "high life" of plenty to appreciate that the sun doesn't shine every day. The Chinese are generally great savers. Cutting down on expensive imported goods and working lower-paid jobs will allow them to wait through the period positioning them to the coming economic growth.

[@anishraj3691]

Also explains in indian perspective..how impact to india?

[@MissyChilii859]

💞💞💞💞

[@shevashevasheva777]

Prof. Michael Hudson

[@mr.sudarshantambe07]

I want to know about why India is facing Inflation 😅

[@sahashranshubarik9204]

Inflation is good for the economy where as deflation and hyperinflation are bad a economy.

[@abhi36292]

with the whole ruckus covid caused it was bound to happen. although the rate of inflation is fine in India. It is the western countries that are taking a toll

[@chillax360]

The whole world is facing inflation and India is not somewhere out of the world, obviously there will be some effects but still the level is manageable in comparison to the western inflation. 😅

[@QuietJagung]

Don't confuse deflation with growth. It is bad if deflation is due to recession. It is good if deflation is with growth which is double positive.

[@yachuga]

Its called disinflation, video clearly talks about GDP down + CPI down = deflation

[@gaut87]

They are not growing that's the tricky part they used to inflate GDP with new infrastructure building now they can't build because they can't borrow money anymore

[@blexaarron]

Inflation is the increase of the supply of money. Prices rising is the results of inflation.

[@sahashranshubarik9204]

Inflation is good for the economy while deflation is bad.

[@blexaarron]

@@bagpussbagpuss9190 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monetary_inflation

[@sahashranshubarik9204]

@@bagpussbagpuss9190 , its hyperinflation not inflation

[@elysianfields1671]

What if the enterprises accept less gains? They still gain, but not that much. Then deflation wouldn’t cause crisis.

[@abhi36292]

sure, he didnt outright deny benefits of deflation to enterprises/producers. opposed to consumers they can take some what petty losses too

[@cool007cool]

You have missed one point that is banks denials on loan and infusion of BLACK MONEY which also could not be returned by borrowers

[@snebis]

India must rapidly build up it's military and economy because in case of an economic meltdown, china will look for scapegoat in either West or India to cool down unrest at own house, somewhat similar to Pakistan.

[@abhi36292]

Taiwan would be a better one for physical attack. but they will sure wage a psyop attack(civil war) in India too just to keep the other side in check. China is already doing this by funding propaganda outlets like Newsclick...

[@LikithPeruri]

It's true that's why they're becoming more aggressive towards other nations recently. Sometimes External achievements will solve internal troubles.

[@chillax360]

That's what we are doing and the mirror deployment is being done to check any such chinese misadventures. We know the ccp can never be trusted.

[@abhi36292]

sir , a detailed video on how west manipulates global perception of India by producing false narratives

[@user-um2hj7jn5y]

What can u do 😂😂😂 nothing than ignoring

[@abhi36292]

@@user-um2hj7jn5y the wider native audience should be aware of this facade. i have long been ignoring and blocking these outlets

[@kivenhiraramire4255]

Chinese can manage this easily because there is collective decision making in China and everyone sings from the same hymn sheet from the village man in rural China to Beijing. They are brutally united.

[@NoWastedCalories]

Long term, is this good or bad for China?

[@gaut87]

Bad it will cause stagnation in China

[@jayyadav6216]

1st here

[@shevashevasheva777]

I think India should focus on India

[@subasthapa8323]

Deflation is artificial, The government has full control on that, it's just a price correction or a kind of discounts for a short duration on various goods & services & also good for consumers & when the stimulus starts giving effects that short deflation will be corrected at previous level of normalcy, Whereas inflation has no control from the government, it's governed by the external causes & directly related to the deprivation of currency, consumers will have to face affordability issues on various goods and services & even worse for majority middle class which also means low consumption & liquidity problems for banks, to tackle this problem, government needs to spend huge chunk in market & public sector so external debt will also keep rising. It's very hard for all parties; consumers, government & GDP.

[@ShalainderSingh-ig4uf]

saare deshon ki economy yhi haal hai bharat ki economy ka bhi yhi haal hai bharat mein kuchh logon ki hi economy hi bdhi hai mtlb 30 percent ki baki ka to bdi mushkil se guzaara hota hai

[@Christiane069]

You forgot a key element. Foreign investment leaving China. No money, no honey!

[@paprighosh5301]

Sir your voice sounds like AI 😊

[@KirenKK-te7pb]

China is wise enough to create conditions to reflect deflation so that the " share value " of outsider investment is decreased within manageable limits.😂

[@rockqwerty4187]

🙏🙏🙏🙏👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍

[@souravdutta9102]

7th here🤞

[@yosta29]

China can allow indian youngsters on contractual basis if they lack labour force

[@abhi36292]

they wont. and also inhumane conditions. China is practically done as a global factory

[@fredericoduvel3092]

India are USs slave labour now.😂

[@dadhi-ugayedotcom]

3rd here

[@terrencetorres5631]

This thing called money is useless

[@usaonlifesupport130]

Indian c&b bs

[@kensmith6369]

China saw India population increasing and ended birth limit

[@lnsightsonlife]

《THE PERFECT DICATATORSHIP China in the 21st Century 2016》 Stein Ringen （Author) /（U.S.-China Security Review Commission）（Michael A. Ledeen）？"（From Communism to Fascism?）12/15/2003/ As a dictatorship, China can ignore protests by workers and companies suffering from US tariffs 。

[@lnsightsonlife]

Fascist states have long relied upon their competitive advantage in attracting foreign investment. Authoritarian control of the labor force and national policymaking makes good business sense. Such was the case with Italy and Germany during the inter-war period and such is the case with China's dizzyingly rapid rise today. The ability of a totalitarian fascist state to control the labor force, suppress dissent and put investment over social welfare makes such states highly attractive to businesses. Such is the case today with China. Coca-Cola's CEO inadvertently demonstrated the fascist nature of the Chinese state when he lauded the "one-stop shop in terms of the Chinese foreign investment agency," wherein the federal and local Chinese government agencies are competing for investment, with their population paying the cost in terms of reduced labor rights and environmental protections. Chinese will often accept this as a necessary part of their national development, a development which seems increasingly to benefit only those with power and connections and to increasingly marginalize the common people. One need not look merely at the statements of business leaders, but much mainstream media attention has praised the "efficiency" of the Chinese fascist regime while deriding the clumsiness and inconvenience of states which remain nominal liberal democracies. The issue of Chinese fascism is one which the people of the world must pay much greater attention than they have to date. Too much emphasis is placed on the economic power of China without thought to the origins of this power and the long-term sociopolitical consequences it may have for the globe. The very effective media and information control mechanisms of the CCP, yet another indicator of a fascist state, exacerbates this issue. Only those such as myself, who operate in the education system and other front-line social roles, have the contact with life in China to see through the smoke and mirrors deployed by the government against any legitimate mainstream information-collection system, be it journalists or business people. Both of these groups are carefully watched and have their information pre-packaged, with stringent and well-documented efforts to prevent access to undesirable information and coercive measures to discourage its dissemination where it is found. Only those teachers, students and volunteers unimportant enough to go under the radar, such as myself, are able to get the real story and get it out without significant danger to ourselves. It is high time the world started paying attention to these stories below the gloss and sheen of state-sponsored and state-monitored mainstream media outlets which, for various reasons, are unable or unwilling to suffer the consequences of getting and reporting the truth about the Chinese state. If the Chinese fascist regime is permitted by the international community to continue its rise to prominence, then the consequences will be borne by the people of democratic nations and we have already seen the early stages of this global trend. A powerful fascist state of such maturity and size in the world will increasingly come to determine political debate in nominally democratic countries as the economic advantages of such a regime draws more and more financial resources away from less "efficient" political systems. If China continues to be able to use its fascist state apparatus to attract investment at the cost of liberal democratic nations, then the characteristics of these nations will tend toward increasing fascism in an imitative defensive response. This trend is already far advanced and if it remains unchecked by the active engagement and protest of constituent peoples in the form of actively entrenching our essential social and political norms of individual rights and egalitarian application of the rule of law, then we will witness the slow erosion of the democratic freedoms that were fought for nearly 70 years ago. It is no longer adequate to harp on about "human rights." The necessity of economically isolating regimes which fail to meet certain normative political and legal standards is of paramount importance to the long-term survival of the idea of pluralist government which protects a measure of individual freedom. Failure to do so will result in an inevitable process of socio-cultural decline which will prove hard to reverse in the short to medium term. Democracy is messy and individual freedoms are inconvenient for the operation of the socioeconomic system we use to organize the globe. That we recognize this does not logically lead to the conclusion that we should submit to the dilution of those freedoms out of a misplaced desire for expediency. The reason we pursued increasing market freedoms in the past 70 years was ostensibly to spread democratic and individual freedoms. If we now find that the means have come into conflict with the end, it is time to come back to the drawing board, lest in our pursuit of the material well-being that underpins a society which can afford educated, independent individual life, we end up creating the conditions for subsuming all individual freedom and development to fascist ideals of national power and undo all the achievements of 70 years of struggle and sacrifice.

[@fegeleindux3471]

@@lnsightsonlife Liberalism is a dead ideology and is corrosive to the fabric of society, in the name of the idol of individual freedom you slowly atomise society and destroy the Family creating the conditions for decline and decadence, the individual is not above the broad society. The absolute cult of Individualism (deification of the individual) is a Protestant invention of the Anglosphere and therefore not Universal (it isn-t even universal in the broad Christian world)

[@QuietJagung]

Don't forget cheap Russian oil and China growth is still 6.3% which is hardly a downturn.

[@baraka99]

Can you put subtitles. The indian accent is hard to understand.

[@himanshuvats9354]

Subtitle is available just check

[@user-gt1cs5jq6s]

Temu I think

[@ankitsanyal9832]

*ALL THIS WILL HAPPEN TO INDIA AFTER 10-15 YEARS LATER*

[@sarmistasharma5590]

ভারতের পিছনে লাগবে তার ফল ভোগ করতে হবে 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@danielhutchinson6604]

The implications of decline of economic factors, in a Communist Nation, do come with certain implications beyond GDP numbers. The potential for economic growth as the various Nations who have requested their presence in the BRICS Trad Group, appear to hold a lot of cards, Resource Wise? So as the BRICS Summit seems to notice Nations appear in South Africa, how will the world measure success as the largest portion of resources appears to be assembled in the BRICS Club? Those Nations who appear to favor the notion of a Gold Standard Currency, as well as the ability to ask for fair prices for their Resources, begins to produce inflation prospects in G-7 Nations, even more than they previously have? Since 2014 BRICS has been driving prices for commodities upward, the polite term for the effect is "Interrupted Suppl Chain" apparently?

[@Kiyoone]

Say that china has very few people to work? seriously

[@BOB57ER]

Last month NORTHERN INDIA, was flooded, still no videos from you. Please focus on domestic issues as priority, opposed to the deflation of other countries issues as a priority, how will we improve as a nation, without seeing all India as one 🙏🏻

[@bsobro]

His main focus is geopolitics. May be he thinks the flooding has no geopolitical significance.

[@1dergaming]

Thanks for sharing your view on such significant topics with worth a lot for our nation

[@mukailarafiu5533]

Second here😂

[@Mikhail269]

From Instagram 😂

[@yuvrajparmar0]

I don't think China's economy can topple much to our amusement and dillusion

[@kenkarko5432]

Only points no 2 and 3 are correct in reasons behind the Chinese economy going into deflation at present other points are just figmentation of one's imagination and in a other word hypothesis.

[@wudaomen4239]

Amit, take care of your own country's economy. Why is India poor? Simple 101 economy, unemployment. 9 million Indian labourers are struggling in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bharain, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar and hundreds of thousands more in SEA. India's unemployment rate now stands at 8.35%. Why are there not enough jobs in India? Take care of your own backyard first befire others'.

[@huh3941]

Hahahahahahaha

[@DwellinginCosmos]

I am curious to see how it will turn out for China. It will have major effects on India China relations.

[@pauln00b]

lol ppl are so out to lunch.

[@arunth4067]

What about India? Instead of making enemies with China, fostering better relations would be more beneficial for India's future. Without China, achieving the goal of a 5 trillion economy seems implausible for India. China, our neighboring second-largest economy and a developed country, contrasts with India which is still labeled as a third-world nation. Indians may not be on par to compete with the Chinese.

[@KillerofWestoids]

Cope. We will reach $ 8 trillion by 2030.

[@shakthivelsaravanan9263]

Ignore

[@admiralburger]

China is not interested in peace with India despite Indian efforts.

[@robertacevedo5601]

Thanks

[@shettlock]

Don’t regard china as superior. It’s still third world, rife with problems that are common in all third wrld countries. The rising tide India should partner with us SE asia and the West.

[@peterpan8627]

Tired of waiting for China to collapse but wait the west depends on dictatorship china so how can it collapse😅

[@aamiinmaxaudguuleed1110]

Fake