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How Do You Say 'We Surrender' in Mandarin?

dailyreckoning.com — The United States became the world's largest economy around 1900. By 1918, Woodrow Wilson was headed to France with his "14 Points." "God himself only needed 10," said Clemenceau. But America had lent a lot of money to the French and English; they had to listen politely, even if they thought Wilson was a fool. Now, China has the money

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  • bohemianowl, on 05/12/2008, -0/+3ๆˆ‘ไปฌๆŠ•้™
  • roosevans, on 05/13/2008, -0/+2China's economy is becoming an economic "borg" that seems to be "futile to resist" but like the article points out China is growing too fast. If China doesn't slow down it's economic growth "bubble" will pop, like all other economic "bubbles".
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