country. how much more can they build? that is really the problem that the chinese face. you build? that is really the problem that the chinese face.— build? that is really the problem that the chinese face. you say that it won't radiate _ that the chinese face. you say that it won't radiate outward _ that the chinese face. you say that it won't radiate outward as - that the chinese face. you say that it won't radiate outward as it - that the chinese face. you say that it won't radiate outward as it did i it won't radiate outward as it did in 2008, but let's face it, sentiment is pretty fragile at the moment, and when you start talking about the impact this will have on commodities, could there be a ripple effect? of this starts to affect world markets quickly? that effect? of this starts to affect world markets quickly? that is a fair point. _ world markets quickly? that is a fair point. it— world markets quickly? that is a fair point, it is _ world markets quickly? that is a fair point, it is a _ world markets quickly? that is a fair point, it is a pretty - world markets quickly? that is a fair point, it is a pretty big - world markets quickly? that is a | fair point, it is a pretty big shock to china and if something what to do to china and if something what to do to make people think the risk is much greater, it certainly could have psychological effects that are difficult to predict, but i think in the first instance it could shake the first instance it could shake the faith that china's just a protect —— perpetual motion machine. authorities have been very successful in managing things to gradually be slowing down so far, but they always depend on property, thatis but they always depend on property, that is they go to stimulus. that is what they did after the financial