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Aboutme.SubinFinance - China Must Invest in Its Country Better than Outside

China Must Invest In Its Country Better Than Outside: China is planning to invest about US$ 1 Trillion overseas to create more impetus of demand in the world market. Apart from that it's planning to import goods worth US$ 10 Trillion Commodities to increase demand in other countries. US$ 3.5 Trillion Forex will be invested outside to spur growth.  China's growth is measured at 6.5% this year. But lot of things China is not doing, to spur growth in the economy.  First, China want to invest its Forex to create growth, employment, create deficit budgeting and no inflation. Investment in Chinese Economy will create more employment. When more employment is created automatically money will be flowing in everyone's pocket. Excess stocks available in market will be flushed out by new money which is flown from the government, thus creating demand in economy.  Second, China plan to import US$ 10 Billion from other countries. When China imports more goods from other

Aboutme.SubinPolitics - Let Taiwan Be Out of China's Political Grip

Let Taiwan be Out of China's Political Grip... China's President Xi Jinping and his Taiwan counterpart Ma Ying-jeou will hold a historic meeting in Singapore on Saturday , the first summit since the two sides separated in 1949 following a protracted civil war. The last meeting between leaders of the two parties—Communist leader Mao Zedong and Taiwan's Nationalist founder Chiang Kai-shek—was in September of 1945 before the civil war resumed following the defeat of Japanese forces. In the days approaching his meeting with Mao, the Generalissimo, as Chiang was commonly known, told TIME he was "very optimistic" that peace and unity within China could be achieved at last and the country could be set firmly on the path of progress.  For further reading, please click here http://wp.me/p5HMd-hcpa . Aboutme.SubinFinance Aboutme.SubinEconomics Aboutme.SubinAdvertise Aboutme.SubinInvestment Aboutme.SubinHealth  Aboutme.SubinFashion  

Aboutme.SubinEconomics - China's One Child Policy Ends Now

China's One Child Policy Ends Now......... With China's one-child policy ending on Thursday after more than three decades, looking back to when—and why—the strict policy was first implemented shows us how China's demographics have shifted in critical ways. In the 1970s, many countries around the world were worried about population growth , but China, with its combination of a particularly large population and a powerful government, took an extreme approach to the problem. The country initially ran a successful birth control campaign under the slogan "Late, Long and Few," which cut population growth by half between 1970 and 1976. But, as the decade came to an end, that drop leveled off and the nation was still facing food shortages and fear of a repeat of the devastating famine that killed some 30 million people by 1962. For further reading, Please Click here  http://wp.me/p5HMd-haH7 . Aboutme.SubinFinance Aboutme.SubinEconomics Aboutme

Aboutme.SubinFinance - United States Sentiment Down

Aboutme.SubinFinance Aboutme.Finance Get Google Apps & Make Money With Me[referral link]: https://goo.gl/2Mdc3E GOLD The prices of Gold gained as investors started buying due to market volatility on growth prospects of the region. Japan’s second quarter fell 0.4%, less than the target of expectation about 5%. Gold has rose 0.22% to US$ 1115.20 in New York Merchantile Exchange.  Silver, too has gained about 0.11% to US$ 15.230/troy ounce. In the metal section, September Copper delivery has fallen to 0.80% to $ 2.324 a pound. This is due to concern that expectation of oversupply and slowing demand due to Chinese market slackness. China is only country who has an annual demand of about 40% of copper in the world market.   Friday, Gold got the beating because USA economic reports shows producer prices were higher for the third straight month in July and factory output increased at the faster rate in the last eight months. United states consumer sentiment d