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It's always struck as curious the way capitalists (at least nominally so) put their faith in a...
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Sunday, September 2, 2012, 7:54 AM ETIt's always struck as curious the way capitalists (at least nominally so) put their faith in a group of Beijing Mandarins to guide the Chinese economy into just the right spot. Goldman's Paul O'Neill describes the government's muted response to the severe growth slowdown as maybe a clever way of achieving the vaunted rebalancing of the economy. (latest PMI data)
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And things are any different in the USA or EU? Doesn't this decribe the FED and ECB?
Give me a break.
Yep, it's pretty much the same everywhere. It 's just that in the USA or EU, they pretend to accomplish central control and wealth transfer by writing laws that purport to let them do what the Chinese just go ahead and do by edict.
Agree. At least the Chinese are honest about what they doing.