Teetering China?
Michael Pettis provides historical context on why China's foreign currency reserves don't make it more resilient to a crash.
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blogging my (mis)adventures in China between and during bouts of jetlag peppered with random thoughts on investing, strategy and development
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- Clement Wan
- Out to leave the world a bit better than i found it. A libertarian, Christian, finance geek and entrepreneur (not necessarily in that order).
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