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Anonymous users2024-02-12No, the financial crisis is the result of a combination of factors in the economic field, and China does not yet have the means to control such an area.
China's economy, due to the centralized system, has a relatively absolute means of policy control, so it can relatively intervene in many aspects of economic life, but gradually, with the strength of the leading economic force and the democratization of the country's political situation, the means of intervention will gradually weaken, and many means will be relatively ineffective
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Anonymous users2024-02-11You only need to understand two questions.
1. China now has 2 trillion yuan in foreign exchange reserves, including U.S. Treasury bonds, and if the U.S. economy collapses, so many foreign exchange reserves and so many dollars, all of them will become a blank slate, and China will not lose money.
2 The United States is China's largest exporter, which means that the United States is China's largest buyer and customer. And China is a country that makes money by export-driven investment, and exports account for a large share of GDP, to put it bluntly, many Americans support a lot of Chinese, because Chinese simply have no money to buy so many products. Therefore, the economic crisis in the United States, Americans have become poor, and who are so many of China's export products sold to.
Look at so many enterprises that have failed in the industrial zone are export-oriented, and the export orders of the United States have become poor and China's export orders have decreased sharply, and it is China that suffers.
Tell you that this is called globalization, and the United States is actually our friend and family, and although there are differences on some issues, their interests are closely related.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10This year, the economy has been plagued by many disasters, such as inflation, Vietnam's financial crisis, high oil prices, high grain prices, and so on. The United States is the largest capital market, so all kinds of economic turmoil have seriously affected the United States, first of all, several important giant enterprises in the United States collapsed, and then financial companies also collapsed, all of which are the world's indifference to the benign economy, capitalism is based on mercenary, but look at what the country has done in the past two years, it is all around the word harmony. This is the result of two social pursuits.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09It should be the sequelae of the dot-com bubble of that year, due to the US intervention that forcibly created a larger real estate bubble. Now the bubble is bursting! That's all.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08The United States has lost money (from the war) and cannot remedy it, and now Britain and other countries have come up with it to remedy it, and it will soon come back.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Made in China? China's ability is now a global crisis.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06If only China had the ability. Hey!!!
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Anonymous users2024-02-05I want to know more about your question, but I don't know what you mean by "means???
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