people. what about what s going on in china? you look at china and you have a powerful leader, more powerful some people say than him. he consolidated power and he is presiding over in terms of the challenges they are facing, they are trying to be export-led and highly successful in growth they managed to achieve and sustain. they are having to adapt or trying to adapt to a more market-led statement. it s hugely in our interest that
unclear to me why the american or global economy should have to absorb the cost of the domestic troubles in this county tr. we ve talked about this before. i think this is the central issue. the trade relationship. remember what happened during the great depression, which was neighbor policies. with china specifically, what i think was good about that quote, we sometimes forget that china is in fact an authoritarian communist regime and has been purchased by high level of economic growth. the chinese are scared. the other thing they re scared off would be the ideal win-win scenario would be if china was able to shift this economy from being so much export led to having more domestic consumption. that sounds great, right?