China's Next Nightmare

By Chris Hill | More Articles
December 2, 2011 | Comments (1)

The following video is part of our nationally syndicated Motley Fool Money radio show. This week's guest is investment banker and author James Rickards. In this audio segment, Rickards discusses the next threat facing some of the leading companies in China.

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Report this Comment On December 03, 2011, at 1:39 PM, BabyBeluga2 wrote:

One can always poke holes in GDP measures, especially in China where data is suspect, and much government spending is not very economically productive, no doubt. One could see all military spending by all governments in this light. What does an aircraft carrier actually produce?
Yet capital reserve requirements for banks in China dwarf those of other countries, and many would argue that China has already engineered a soft landing and brought its real estate market to heel.
We need more dialogue on China's economy here. Let's hear from Steve Roach as well!

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