China problem for property market?

Discussion in 'Property Market Economics' started by einentiva, 29th Apr, 2020.

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  1. AndyPandy

    AndyPandy Well-Known Member

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    I think the article isn't objective enough. They've got Russia, NK and maybe Iran to do some dirty work.

    An example of how they (CCP) operate.
    This week there’s news that India and China have reached an agreement to pull back their troops from some of the hotspots.

    But not everyone is convinced that restores the status quo or even resolves the Galwan impasse.

    Some Chinese camps have been dismantled and heavy equipment withdrawn, but the new road along the banks of the Galwan remains.

    “The whole thing is probe, push back and probe and push back, that sort of activity,” says Christopher Snedden, an independent Australian strategic analyst who has written several books about the region.

    “I think the Chinese are masters at that.”


    China built this massive scale model to prepare for the showdown to come
     
  2. Omnidragon

    Omnidragon Well-Known Member

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    What about A2?
     
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    Omnidragon Well-Known Member

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    Oh Aust wouldn’t be able to compete with hk. For a start hk has no cgt. Then income taxes are 15%. And there’s no gst. What serious non-Aust business would want to relocate their regional head office here, not to mention the distance from other Asian economies and our liberally interpreted union laws.

    The only alternative for non-Chinese companies is probably Singapore, but ultimately it’s just a question of do big companies want to do business with China. If they do they’ll either be in Beijing Shanghai or Hk. Because if they don’t, their competitor will be there. And we all know face to face networking still beats zoom.
     
  4. Omnidragon

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    Oh the article said China has “peaked” and is in “incipient decline”. Right at the start. Very objective indeed. You’d think it could have been referring to the US if the country name was covered.
     
  5. Robbo80

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    Almost every major city and brands of the western world are reliant on their consumption, capital inflows, students and tourism.

    If all that now gets internalised in China and on chinese controlled brands. Youd think the ccp will be pretty happy with that.
     
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