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Zuoren Pan : 【有色眼镜】《纽约客》欧逸文 - FT中文网 FT Chinese featured Evan Osnos, The New Yorker's man who covered China for the past 5 years. Compared to GDP-obbssessed reporting, Mr. Osnos' approach captures China's status quo much more accurately. It's about the people. It should be aways about the people.

Aspiration, lovely word. But the other side of the asipiration coin is disruption. Hong Kong and Taiwan were there. Now it is projected onto a much bigger screen.

China is not alone. Look at India in Aravand Adigar's book. Maybe when we look back 50 years from now, the long-lasting effect is not the wealth accumulated. But rather the predicament that human beings have been through, and how we eventually cope with it and move on.
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Kamran Akram Khan : Nawaz Sharif ky any say stock market high to ho gai ha China is also ready to invest Saudia is also offering oil reduced rate. ALLAH TALA BARKATIN ATA FARMA DAY
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Dio Pilar : Timeline Photos A few facts shared from the CTIA Independent Assessment of the Wireless Industry:

1. At 96% the U.S. has the highest percentage of users with data plans in the world, compared to the United Kingdom at 85% and China at 77%.
2. As of 2012, 53% of mobile consumers had a smartphone as their primary device. More than 50% of new handset purchases are smartphones.
3. As of mid - 2012, 88.3% of U.S. households had wireless phones.
4. The wireless industry GDP is now “larger than the agriculture, hotels and lodging, air transportation and motor vehicle manufacturing industries, and rivals the computer systems design services and oil and gas extraction industries.

A good industry to be a part of which is poised for even more exponential growth in 2013 and beyond. A few facts shared from the CTIA Independent Assessment of the Wireless Industry:

1. At 96% the U.S. has the highest percentage of users with data plans in the world, compared to the United Kingdom at 85% and China at 77%.
2. As of 2012, 53% of mobile consumers had a smartphone as their primary device. More than 50% of new handset purchases are smartphones.
3. As of mid - 2012, 88.3% of U.S. households had wireless phones.
4. The wireless industry GDP is now “larger than the agriculture, hotels and lodging, air transportation and motor vehicle manufacturing industries, and rivals the computer systems design services and oil and gas extraction industries.

A good industry to be a part of which is poised for even more exponential growth in 2013 and beyond.A few facts shared from the CTIA Independent Assessment of the Wireless Industry:
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redpicnic : @Earth_Pics real estate development = close to 50% of China GDP. US pre-recession = close to 16%
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Richard A. Fletcher : EDITORIAL: The deficit dip "The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reported last week that the government will borrow just $642 billion from China, as opposed to the $845 billion previously expected. That’s about as good a bit of news as a homeowner learning he has “mostly maxed out” his credit card instead of “totally maxing it out.” America’s long-term fiscal situation remains as unsustainable as ever.

Even after the official revisions, the deficit is 4 percent of gross domestic product, well above the 2.4 percent annual average that held before President Obama moved into 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. As long as entitlement spending continues unchecked, mandatory spending will take up an ever-increasing share of the budget. The deficit will remain closer to 4 percent of GDP than 2.4 percent, even under the budget office’s rosiest of scenarios."

And that ever rising deficit cannot be blamed on George W. Bush, much as Obummer would like to.

Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/may/20/the-deficit-dip/#ixzz2UGOTwz8B
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DJDeleuze : if everything continues as at present, China overtakes US in 2018 (interactive chart http://t.co/4sGNOZtwbY ) (GDP... http://t.co/LASgRqqKnv
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crooucy : If all equal, China overtakes US in 2018 (interactive chart http://t.co/YOqb9b99QZ) (Growth http://t.co/1Qp9ueGCr4) http://t.co/5E1vNGW5W9
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Thomas Fisher : America’s basic infrastructure is outdated, worn, and in some cases, failing. Most experts agree that it is inadequate for meeting the demands of the 21st-century global economy. If we are to remain competitive, we must invest in capital assets like roads, ports, bridges, mass transit, water systems, and broadband infrastructure. Many other countries-both rich and poor-see investing in infrastructure as imperative for economic survival and success in an increasingly competitive economic environment. But the United States has lagged in infrastructure investment, in both relative and absolute terms. We are spending less than 2 percent of GDP on infrastructure, while China and India are spending 9 percent and 5 percent of GDP, respectively.
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Sukit N. Kumvachirapitag : SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES: 05-30-2013
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Noreen Welch - Zimbabwean Journalist : HOT SEAT: Interview Tendai Biti on MDC-T policies (Part 1) | SW Radio Africa SW Radio Africa’s Violet Gonda brings you the first in a two-part interview with Finance Minister and MDC-T Secretary General Tendai Biti. He outlines how an MDC-T government will tackle the party’s indigenization policy and restore Zimbabwe’s industries, including the diamond sector, which Biti says has lost $4billion through theft in the four years he has been Finance Minister. He also talks about how the MDC-T intends to repay the country’s $10.7 billion debt and how they will establish an accountable state, after so many years of political instability.
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Noreen Welch : HOT SEAT: Interview Tendai Biti on MDC-T policies (Part 1) | SW Radio Africa SW Radio Africa’s Violet Gonda brings you the first in a two-part interview with Finance Minister and MDC-T Secretary General Tendai Biti. He outlines how an MDC-T government will tackle the party’s indigenization policy and restore Zimbabwe’s industries, including the diamond sector, which Biti says has lost $4billion through theft in the four years he has been Finance Minister. He also talks about how the MDC-T intends to repay the country’s $10.7 billion debt and how they will establish an accountable state, after so many years of political instability.
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Benjamin Jacob Kinsman : Timeline Photos Good image from Teabonics

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TheChinaPlay : Why Investors Should Want China’s GDP Growth to Slow Down http://t.co/Ov4oAJwj8W #China #GDP
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Musthafa Mohamed Hussain : GDP in USD
World Ranking top five.
1. United States of America 14.26 Trillion
2. China 7.973 Tillion
3. Japan 4.329 Trillion
4. India 3.297 Trillion
5. Germany 2.918 Trillion
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Izak Alexander Pratt : Opinion:
America’s basic infrastructure is outdated, worn, and in some cases, failing. Most experts agree that it is inadequate for meeting the demands of the 21st-century global economy. If we are to remain competitive, we must invest in capital assets like roads, ports, bridges, mass transit, water systems, and broadband infrastructure. Many other countries-both rich and poor-see investing in infrastructure as imperative for economic survival and success in an increasingly competitive economic environment. But the United States has lagged in infrastructure investment, in both relative and absolute terms. We are spending less than 2 percent of GDP on infrastructure, while China and India are spending 9 percent and 5 percent of GDP, respectively.

The bridge collapse in Washington state should never have happened. Thankfully, nobody was killed but next time it might be a major disaster with many lives lost. We need to invest in US infrastructure.
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The Real Singapore : Will "Foreign Talents" really sink roots in Singapore? Singaporeans need to understand that it is natural for businesses and foreigners to take advantage of opportunities; we can't blame them. We also want to be treated with priority because, after all, this is our country.

The main problem is, unlike other developed nations with 2 party systems, our government is not afraid of the people. They can choose to sacrifice citizen welfare and happiness in order to focus on things like GDP growth and other "big picture" aspects of the country.

What can you do to change this?
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Joe Serocki : When Obama won the election I heard a lot of comments like "you're just upset because our guy won" and such.

Well it's now been 6+ years. In an administration wrought with scandals and lies, promotion of racial hatred, and anything but the promised transparency, I have one question back at ya. When will you honestly start holding him accountable and stop making excuses?

I was all over Bush for the WMD fiasco, Reagan for the Iran/Contra scandal, and laughed my butt off when all the Liberal feminists refused to denounce Slick Willy for his bedroom antics. I don't hold to Party alignments, but look at what each person has done when "the rubber hits the road".

Just curious. For you know if this were a GOP President you would be all over this like white on rice. We removed Nixon for far less than this, and yet you keep downplaying these antics as if President Obama is not at all responsible for them. When are you going to hold "your guys" accountable to the same standards that you hold "the other guys"?

Word to the wise: we have two governors actively doing time because although they claimed they had no knowledge of the bad stuff going on, they were held accountable for it.
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Center for China-US Cooperation : Rosy China growth forecasts fade on further signs of slowdown Via Reuters - China GDP forecasts are slipping, could have slowest growth in 23 years in 2013.
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CCUSC_Korbel : @Reuters - China GDP forecasts are slipping, could have slowest growth in 23 years in 2013. http://t.co/DUXIRmE8Sj
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Aaj Tak : बीजेपी का नया खेवनहार: इंडिया टुडे: आज तक एक समय था जब कल्याण सिंह, विनय कटियार, उमा भारती, मुरली मनोहर जोशी ने मिलकर BJP को पहले UP, और फिर देश की सत्ता पर पहुंचाया था. वरुण गांधी पार्टी के महासचिव तो बन गए लेकिन क्या उनमें है वो दम कि देश के सबसे बड़े राज्य, जहां लोकसभा की 80 सीटें हैं, वहां BJP का वो पुराना जादू लौटा सकें? पढिए... http://aajtak.intoday.in/story/bjps-new-leader-varun-gandhi-1-731412.html
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Norman MJ Brown : "Millionaires and Billionaires are 'job creators'.." ...the cry Republicans use every election. At the end of 2011, Apple made 97.6 Billion US Dollars ...more than the GDP of most small countries, where's the jobs?? In China, because the profits squeeze through American tax loopholes and besides if you're a multinational company, why pay an American engineer $40/hr when China will work for $4/hr...think about that next time youre on your iPhone Johnny and Jenny Conservative
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dhalsun : India and China GDP http://t.co/Hdxi6FvJXh
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dhalsun : #India and #China #GDP http://t.co/gyu0GaIiiZ
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kateoleary : Even though China GDP slowed last quarter, retail sales still grew 12.5% #globalwomen
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zimocity : What does a Chinese "recession" look like?: Falling demand for exports drags China GDP below ... http://t.co/FnczngePIi #USAToday #China
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TennesseeRecord : hres The Main Reason ppl Think... http:/2013/05/23/heres-the-main-reason-people-think-the-chinese-economy-is-screwed/?tb #China #GDP #GREED
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Lee_AHY : Graphic: #China GDP growth and PMI http://t.co/mV14AhzTvl
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DutchmenCapital : RT @aliceemross: Massive rise in the Japanese yen today. Lower China GDP and domestic investors repatriating from overseas not helping. Dollar down 1.4%.
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BowmanJohnL : #China GDP growth a mirage: Power Consumption Collapses: Economic Growth Slowest Since Early 2009 | Zero Hedge http://t.co/VwfziSdZB4
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saxomarkets : RT @aliceemross: Massive rise in the Japanese yen today. Lower China GDP and domestic investors repatriating from overseas not helping. Dollar down 1.4%.
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sdonnan : “@aliceemross: Massive rise in yen today. Lower China GDP and domestic investors repatriating from overseas not helping. Dollar down 1.4%.”
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CopyRon : RT @aliceemross: Massive rise in the Japanese yen today. Lower China GDP and domestic investors repatriating from overseas not helping. Dollar down 1.4%.
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TalkToFrankieT : RT @aliceemross: Massive rise in the Japanese yen today. Lower China GDP and domestic investors repatriating from overseas not helping. Dollar down 1.4%.
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chrisadamsmkts : RT @aliceemross: Massive rise in the Japanese yen today. Lower China GDP and domestic investors repatriating from overseas not helping. Dollar down 1.4%.
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Raj_Deshmukh : Massive rise in the Japanese yen today. Lower China GDP and domestic investors repatriating from overseas not helping. Dollar down 1.4%..
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aliceemross : Massive rise in the Japanese yen today. Lower China GDP and domestic investors repatriating from overseas not helping. Dollar down 1.4%.
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MyMarketView : RT @Filapek: NAB cuts #China GDP growth estimates to 7¾% in 2013 and 7½% in 2014 (both from 8%), but still requires improvement in activity coming months
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bmwthor : RT @NadineBlayney: #NAB revises down its forecast for #China GDP growth to 7¾% in 2013 and 7½% in 2014 (both were 8%) @BusinessChannel #ausbiz #ASX
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DrDmack : RT @TheIntuitInvest: #CFA13 Williams on #China GDP numbers likely bogus. Mfg & power consumption massively down, copper down, gdp still up?!
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nyinvesting : RT @forexlive: UBS cuts its China GDP forecast (2013 and 2014) to 7.7% from 8% http://t.co/OLSGbCwZyu
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TheIntuitInvest : #CFA13 Williams continues on #China GDP numbers as likely bogus. Mfg down, power consumption massively down, copper down, but gdp still up?!
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