2027 is the year that they're supposedly going to invade Taiwan.

China was not fine. Bankrolling their economic expansion was a mistake.

Why? India and Vietnam (and others) are happy to eat China's lunch.

Sourcing parts from outside of China doesn't necessarily mean moving production back Stateside.

Doesn't help that repair shops/dealerships are insanely expensive now.

Viruses that mutate frequently (influenza) are usually poor targets for vaccine development. At best, you're rotating in new vaccines to deal with strains that emerged months ago. Does Epstein-Barr mutate often? Are we seeing new strains all the time?

Okay but what if you already fired all your "shitty performers"?

No, but their customers are.

No it isn't. We can afford to be without a few bridges for awhile, when it costs your ENTIRE NATION to have that kind of executive "build it now" power for awhile.

China only managed to sustain that activity for a span of about two decades. Now they're going down a hole, fast.

https://thefinancialanalyst.ne...

You want a huge leap? Here you go.

Also how much of that unoccupied housing is unsafe tofu dreg architecture?

Da tovarische.

Economic crash

The Soviet Union didn't allow economic collapse either.

And that isn't the only over-subsidized market in China.