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    Quote Originally Posted by ron View Post
    @carolina73 there is a line of people wondering what your answer is to this question.
    106% was the last reported after the 2nd quarter. Final numbers are not published yet. The 317% from China is from the same time period.

    You could have looked it up yourself. LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by carolina73 View Post
    106% was the last reported after the 2nd quarter. Final numbers are not published yet. The 317% from China is from the same time period. You could have looked it up yourself. LOL
    So there's your answer. Bloomberg calculated the 106% figure , during the period China had it's economy shut down. Very slick .........and they have returned to almost full productivity in the last two quarters of 2020 , bringing them back to 56% , into pre-covid figures.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PJL View Post
    Changed your tune a bit.......6 months ago you said they were on the verge of collapse , now it's back to "I don't trust their numbers" ......(lol) . However you want to swing it , reality is giving you a bloody nose.( the numbers are usually confirmed by Bloomberg , by the way)
    Bloomberg is heavily invested in China. That clearly came out in the primary. You need sources that are not biased to get people to listen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carolina73 View Post
    Bloomberg is heavily invested in China. That clearly came out in the primary. You need sources that are not biased to get people to listen.
    No , I don't....(lol) . I'm just posting the actual figures , and if people choose to ignore them , it's no skin off my nose ........Bloomberg is heavily invested in China for a reason - think about it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PJL View Post
    Changed your tune a bit.......6 months ago you said they were on the verge of collapse , now it's back to "I don't trust their numbers" ......(lol) . However you want to swing it , reality is giving you a bloody nose.( the numbers are usually confirmed by Bloomberg , by the way)
    Im not familiar with you PJL cause I'm new here but if you believe what the Communist run country of China puts out in its Marxist controlled labor force and Marxist controlled business atmosphere and use Bloomberg as a source of info than I've got to start drinking a little more heavily .
    You're either a smart troll that only the ignorant applaud or you're just a blatant idiot .
    Than again there's a strong possibility that you qualify for both .
    Here ya go - you earned it
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    Quote Originally Posted by carolina73 View Post
    106% was the last reported after the 2nd quarter. Final numbers are not published yet. The 317% from China is from the same time period.
    I did.

    You could have looked it up yourself. LOL

    The 106 (now north of 120) is public debt only.
    The 317% for Chiner is both public and private.
    So I'm asking you for an apples to apples comparison.
    Got one? Or are you just gonna slink away?
    Last edited by ron; 01-21-2021 at 11:46 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daily Bread View Post
    Im not familiar with you PJL cause I'm new here but if you believe what the Communist run country of China puts out in its Marxist controlled labor force and Marxist controlled business atmosphere and use Bloomberg as a source of info than I've got to start drinking a little more heavily . You're either a smart troll that only the ignorant applaud or you're just a blatant idiot . Than again there's a strong possibility that you qualify for both . Here ya go - you earned it Attachment 34496
    The articles I post are by journalists who do their homework , and not from Chinese Communist sources.....unlike the MSM and corporate owned media in the US , who report specifically to mislead the American public , and censor Americans from being told the truth . Fake news is giving an inaccurate version of reality , and people need to wake up.....it's been going on for far too long . Your little badge is a bit silly btw...(lol)

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    Quote Originally Posted by PJL View Post
    So there's your answer. Bloomberg calculated the 106% figure , during the period China had it's economy shut down. Very slick .........and they have returned to almost full productivity in the last two quarters of 2020 , bringing them back to 56% , into pre-covid figures.
    LOL. Good try.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ron View Post
    The 106 (now north of 120) is public debt only.
    The 317% for Chiner is both public and private.
    So I'm asking you for an apples to apples comparison.
    Got one? Or are you just gonna slink away?
    When the state-own-banks own the debt then it is not too hard to put together. The US does not own the banks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ron View Post
    The 106 (now north of 120) is public debt only. The 317% for Chiner is both public and private. So I'm asking you for an apples to apples comparison. Got one? Or are you just gonna slink away?
    Chinese debt to GDP rate (2020) is currently 56.2% - which is correct , give or take , for an economy with a current 2.3% growth rate , and a rate that is predicted to increase slowly , during 2021 . The current false figure being bandied around by US media , was calculated when the Chinese economy was under full lock down , and is used to prevent people from knowing that China is now almost back to full industrial capacity , and an increasing growth rate . Many won't like hearing that , but it's no good pretending otherwise , or making like an ostrich .

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