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:lol: Look, same thing happening in steel sector- first overcapacity, then WTO cases, now massive layoffs, 400.000 Chinese steelers are in danger of getting fired. http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2016-01/25/c_135044264.htm I bet in two years time you will be telling the story how everyone...

Roscosmos doesn't have the unfortunate circumstance of having to finance a non profitable auto division, so they can do with less. ISS has funding up to 2024 or 2025.

No, you're simply wrong, dumping was the consequence of bad Chinese planing where companies were relying on endless subsidies and projected exponential rises in sales (see steel industry, mining). Due to this, they took massive credits to expand production, sales dropped, credits and massive...

Stop running in circles son....everyone knows Chinese companies were dumping solar panels. WTO says U.S. duties on Chinese solar panels break rules - LA Times

Catching a dream: SNC's tenacious spacecraft selected for NASA's CRS-2 contract - SpaceFlight Insider This could be described as my favourite design reentering the field with a nurtured to life by government contract akin to SpaceX and Orbital. Also, this: Europe to invest in Sierra Nevada's...

Some dude bastardized my posts from another forum....complete with "push comes to shove, emphasis on NS's personal debts".... I wonder if next TheDiplomat article will talk of stern faces at all these meetings, instead of handshakes so indicative of progress in talks or negotiations. Nice...

Is weed legal in Pakistan? Or illegal but "tolerated"?

The agreement happened in 2013. By 2013 China was already in the process of exponentially increasing it's installed capacity as per Solar power in China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Going in circles.....

Claim was not BS, evidenced by Chinese actions itself it admitted to it indirectly by agreeing on quotas in a subsequent bilateral agreement with EU. Like i said above, it has failed to adhere to this too and since then the case has been reopened. EU reopens China solar dumping probe | EurActiv...

You're repeating yourself with paragraphs that bare no importance to what i am saying. You were saying Chinese companies got harrased in Germany as if there was no reason, while the reason was Chinese price dumping, on which China has agreed, but has so far not honored it's word as the case...

Yes, but what you've said is wrong and when told so by me, you went to repeat as if that will drive the point home. No, no, it's the other way around, solar industry has China on which it can rely. As evident from yet another manufacturer to run to .gov's loving, subsidy providing embrace...

It will take off now. Oh please....Americans just wanted to not be behind the "green fad" (evident now with the Tesla hype, where cars catch flames, get unreliable after a month but still market's largest company by stock valuation despite the fact it can make as much cars in one year as GM...

Don't worry boys. when i take over the world, one of first priorities will be taking over any and all other worlds. Who gives a shit about poverty at home when i can entertain the masses with aliens dragged in victory processions!

You are repeating yourself. It's not sounding smarter now as it did the first time, with the same stale scent of repetitiveness you have also managed to retain the same liars' story as to why Europe did what and why China did what. I suppose it's a feel good story you need to recite for nickles...

Could anyone tell me what's written in Arabic please? At least i assume it's Arabic....

The reason for coal plants is entirely different. You are misrepresenting. Europe put tariffs on Chinese manufacturers because they were dumping. This is a provable fact. Any mental gymnastics "wanted to dominate industry" is unsupported with evidence. Majority of your post where you talk of...

No no, you were implying the harrasment happened out of the blue with no apparent reason. Which is what i corrected as there is documemted evidence as to why "harrasment" happened. I agree, Chinese PV industry doesn't need to rely on European markets. It downsized 70-90%. That's why it doesn't...

In the liquidity chapter, i would have also thrown at least a probability that US Fed will print some more, despite increasing rates recently. I mean, whole year prognosis and all :D

They got "harrased" after found guilty of price dumping. The reason China boosted the capacity at home was because it was saving the PV manufacturers. Iirc from the time, somewhere between 70-90% of PV manufacturers went bankrupt as a result of relying on high subsidized prices in Europe and...