- Global trade is falling fast, points out Brad Setser.
- China appears to be looking at allowing its currency to depreciate and increasing VAT refunds to cope (James Fallows).
- Frankly, if they really wanted to make a bigger impact they'd let oil prices float (as of last week they still hadn't let gas prices fall since oil prices globally have been plummeting) - instead of simply adding gas taxes moving away from pay per use on highways (China Economic Review).
- A few notes of advice from China Business & Management Solutions on companies that depend on China.
- Like Asiabizblog, while I'm hopeful, I don't see how they doesn't turn into pressure globally for more trade protectionism making us all poorer off.
blogging my (mis)adventures in China between and during bouts of jetlag peppered with random thoughts on investing, strategy and development
Friday, December 12, 2008
(The Economy's) Getting Cold Out Here...
A small compendium of recent news related to China's fast sinking economy:
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