@ProfPaulPoast
As typical brilliant stuff, learned much but Mearsheimer still prevails in this debate! As V. Posner’s said, let Mexico invite Russia next door and see what happens!
@tphuang
@Brad_Setser
Actually the article isn’t that bad and it doesn’t lead to the conclusions Brad has drawn! It indicates a tough competitive market that will result in some shake out!
@SolomonMKassa
From a simple accounting point of view this is silly! First I question the 30 billion and second if 30 went in and 30 went out nothing was done and GDP should be close to nil
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@HenokPrecise
It’s a classic catch twenty 2! You can’t develop exports without first increasing imports but the more you import the harder it is to develop price competitive export! Unfortunately, devaluation will not solve this!
@michaelxpettis
@ForeignAffairs
Quite frankly! Of all the people to engage in a debate with regarding the Chinese economy Posen is not the person! There are simply too many people who know more about the subject than Posen!
@vshih2
Interestingly! I don’t get the impression from people in China the price has been high! Even those locked up at a Fudan campus for 48 hours took it in stride!
@nemozen
It’s informative! I quibble with a few things! Inflationary effects would not be negligible! IMF position is they are already priced in and there is no evidence that floating exchange solves dollar 💵 shortages! See Nigeria and Ghana
@Prof_BearB
I find the opinion piece to be irrelevant! And it’s mostly wrong! Universities are connected to the larger community in many ways and in the ways they are not, they probably shouldn’t be!
@JessicaNutt96
@MonetaristMaia
There is so much confusion around this that’s it’s pathetic! Japan industrial policy was systematically prone to corruption because it wasn’t about picking winners or losers but managing sector cartels