OPINION: China’s property bubble has popped, its economy is spluttering and its sharemarket is all over the place. Now there’s a new problem to watch.
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The race for world leadership 🏇 China has significant cost advantages compared to the U.S. and Europe. The average government spending per head is $4,000 in China, $14,000 in the U.S., and $20,000 in Europe/Germany. This cost disadvantage finds its way into product prices and helps explain why China can produce goods for so much less. The answer to Chinese products flooding the West cannot be import duties. This always lead to higher prices. The only strategy for the West is be to become more efficient by using technology and reducing the government burden! What does the world have in store for us next? Follow to see cartoon responses created by political artist Carlo Rudolfo. Released on Fridays.
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