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Fri, 06 Nov 2009 08:36:55 +0000

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By: bghosh

bghosh — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 11:37:02 +0000

main worry about China’s growth is the scale of raw material and energy consumption to sustain the growth. cheap Chinese goods lure to higher and unnecessary consumptions. Chinese are lucky that Wal-Mart was there to act as their sales outlets. But consider the menace of over consumptions. I don’t have to write them down. China appears like a gigantic feeding machine exhausting the nature and polluting.

By: Chris Devonshire-Ellis

Chris Devonshire-Ellis — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 09:56:59 +0000

Thanks Bhushan; China has done well offering cheap labor and prices, however this has also been achieved at some cost – and a rebalancing of labor law and the inherent higher costs attached, together with an aging workforce and a rebalancing of its economy towards a consumer driven society will take time. Other countries, and India especially, will be able to take advantage of this. China’s fundamentals remain strong, however I see some inevitability in the slowdown of Chinese GDP and overall growth, and increasing competition in export manufacturing from other countries – all of which has to be good for the global consumer, and for selling to China.- Chris

By: Bhushan Salaskar

Bhushan Salaskar — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 07:51:16 +0000

China is a Orthodox country alike India,both have a long history.Both have more similarities.

The success of China is in cheap labour,competitive prices and more exports.

There proucts are so cheap,that it hits the local Indian industry.

At the same time it dosen’t have quality.

Customs check thoroughly chinese goods on value.

We have Let go attitude,and don’t know where we will
stand.

we need to develop good relations with Russia.