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China’s Great Wall Of Debt

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Compared to mainland China, it is more developed in various parameters. Turkey is a developing country, and doing very well for the region she is in. So, please, be more objective in analysis than being rapacious.

I will be objective with objective Turkish posters. That said ...

National wealth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
China: 21,404
SG + TW + HK: 5515
Turkey: 1,061

China does not have 21x Turkey's population.

List of countries by life expectancy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
China: 76
Turkey: 74.4

World Intellectual Property Indicators - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Turkey isn't even on the list. Crushed by South Korea and even Taiwan.

Swarthy apes would do well to keep their comments on "third world" and "paper tiger" in their own imported language.
 
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You're not European, you're a third world shithole all in your own class. Started modernizing in 1800s, yet you're broke. You will never be as rich as Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore. Together our population of 32 million is something like 4-5x richer than you.

National wealth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Quick economics lesson since you're not too bright, try figuring out China's net exports and then account for where the profits on each end are going.

Wow, I really feel like I've lowered myself even addressing you low order of vermin. You make NiceGuy look like a genius.
I don't get why you call Turkey a third world country. We don't have any problems like malnourishment. Something that is a issue for Chinese. Majority of Chinese live in poverty and can't even afford 2000 calories. You act like every Chinese is living in Hong Kong.
 
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I don't get why you call Turkey a third world country. We don't have any problems like malnourishment. Something that is a issue for Chinese. Majority of Chinese live in poverty. You act like every Chinese is living in Hong Kong.

lol, China's per capita caloric intake is 2900. Maybe if you didn't have so many fatties you wouldn't have such a low life expectancy.

Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and China share blood. We know your real angle on this :)
 
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lol, China's per capita caloric intake is 2900. Maybe if you didn't have so many fatties you wouldn't have such a low life expectancy.

Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and China share blood. We know your real angle on this :)
Yeah, we should believe Chinese statistics. You will be cooking the books until the economic collapse knocks on the door and takes away your daily dose of 1000 calories.
 
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Don't forget the gold reserve, my friend. :)
McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) fears China total debt (state, enterprises and private) could even double in the next 3 years, totally 400% of GDP. I´m afraid no country in the world can pay back this debt in gold.

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Yeah, we should believe Chinese statistics. You will be cooking the books until the economic collapse knocks on the door and takes away your daily 1000 calories.

Too bad for you China gets almost all of its calories domestically. BTW these findings are corroborated by WHO and UNICEF so take your Turkish issue with them. I guess we can trust the stats of ISIS supporters like your country though.

McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) fears China debt (state, enterprises and private) could even double in the next 3 years, totally 400% of GDP. I´m afraid no country in the world can pay back this debt in gold.

%GDP benches would make sense if China actually reported all of its GDP
 
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McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) fears China total debt (state, enterprises and private) could even double in the next 3 years, totally 400% of GDP. I´m afraid no country in the world can pay back this debt in gold.

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Well, Japan also is in that same precarious situation. Our debt is also immense, fortunately the debt is locally owned. If China's debt is locally owned then they have insulation capacity. Perhaps we can get the expert opinion of Sir @LeveragedBuyout --- i resign to his candid analysis in these matters.
 
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@Viet

Best to take those figures in account with the growth of assets.
economically speaking, debt is not a problem per se.

let say you loan $100 from the bank, and generate $110 output, you can pay back the debt without problem. the problem begins if you make loss. McKinsey says China prints money and takes loan to fuel economic growth. but the growth in additional GDP is lower than the debt spent on it.
 
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I will be objective with objective Turkish posters. That said ...

National wealth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
China: 21,404
SG + TW + HK: 5515
Turkey: 1,061

China does not have 21x Turkey's population.

List of countries by life expectancy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
China: 76
Turkey: 74.4

World Intellectual Property Indicators - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Turkey isn't even on the list. Crushed by South Korea and even Taiwan.

Swarthy apes would do well to keep their comments on "third world" and "paper tiger" in their own imported language.

Why are you so rabid in the way you talk about them? Turks are our kin, they are Asiatic peoples. Their ancestral link is in Central Asia, they are cousins to the Mongols, and to us Northeast Asians.

So , please, stop with your reference of "apes" etc etc.

Stop this now.
 
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correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't a good junk of China wind installment not even hooked up to the grid??
 
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