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I would agree that Trump's second term is likely to be among the greatest gifts that China could ever hope for from America since Nixon, Carter and later Clinton fully normalized trade with the country.Gifted Link
"Michele Gelfand, a Stanford University expert on negotiating, said: “Trump’s defenders argue that his unpredictability keeps opponents off balance. But great negotiators know that trust, not chaos, is what gets lasting results. Trump’s win-lose approach to deal making is a dangerous game.” She added, “If he continues to recklessly treat allies as adversaries and negotiations as battlegrounds, America risks not just bad deals but a world where we have no one left to deal with.”"
Thoughts?
Fortunately China's demographic crisis and declining population is still a ticking time bomb that they have no foreseeable solution to.
That's great and all, but the fundamental problem facing China is that the only plausible solution to its demographic crisis that will stagnate and then later contract its economy within the next couple of decades (if not sooner) is immigration, and that is likely to be a hard sell between the over-reaching authoritarian govt, a distasteful police state, racist/nationalist zeitgeist and environmental degradation within the country, particularly when they are faced with ongoing net emigration that remains stubborn and ongoing despite the government's best efforts.Having a lot of people is actually what moves them forward so well. As the article states...
"Each year, the country produces some 3.5 million STEM graduates, about equal the number of graduates from associate, bachelor’s, master’s and Ph.D. programs in all disciplines in the United States.
When you have that many STEM graduates, you can throw more talent at any problem than anyone else.
...
There are 1.4 billion people there. That means that in China, when you are a one-in-a-million talent, there are 1,400 other people just like you.
...
Just as important, Chinese vocational schools graduate tens of thousands of electricians, welders, carpenters, mechanics and plumbers every year, so when someone has an idea for a new product and wants to throw up a factory, it can get built really fast. You need a pink polka dot button that can sing the Chinese national anthem backward? Someone here will have it for you by tomorrow. It will also get delivered fast. Over 550 Chinese cities are connected by high-speed rail that makes our Amtrak Acela look like the Pony Express."
China does everything at scale not paralleled anywhere else in the world.
I am guessing India may get there at some point too ... but they are behind.
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"Michele Gelfand, a Stanford University expert on negotiating, said: “Trump’s defenders argue that his unpredictability keeps opponents off balance. But great negotiators know that trust, not chaos, is what gets lasting results. Trump’s win-lose approach to deal making is a dangerous game.” She added, “If he continues to recklessly treat allies as adversaries and negotiations as battlegrounds, America risks not just bad deals but a world where we have no one left to deal with.”"
Thoughts?
Now, some female who never owned a business is an expert in negotiating?Gifted Link
"Michele Gelfand, a Stanford University expert on negotiating, said: “Trump’s defenders argue that his unpredictability keeps opponents off balance. But great negotiators know that trust, not chaos, is what gets lasting results. Trump’s win-lose approach to deal making is a dangerous game.” She added, “If he continues to recklessly treat allies as adversaries and negotiations as battlegrounds, America risks not just bad deals but a world where we have no one left to deal with.”"
Thoughts?
In general, I agree... However, we will see how the situation develops.Gifted Link
"Michele Gelfand, a Stanford University expert on negotiating, said: “Trump’s defenders argue that his unpredictability keeps opponents off balance. But great negotiators know that trust, not chaos, is what gets lasting results. Trump’s win-lose approach to deal making is a dangerous game.” She added, “If he continues to recklessly treat allies as adversaries and negotiations as battlegrounds, America risks not just bad deals but a world where we have no one left to deal with.”"
Thoughts?
"Michele Gelfand, a Stanford University expert on negotiatingNow, some female who never owned a business is an expert in negotiating?
My entire career was negotiating. Yours?"Michele Gelfand, a Stanford University expert on negotiating
And just out of curiosity, what is YOUR expertise in this area??
The United States couldn't cope with Russia when Obama and Biden played president.In general, I agree... However, we will see how the situation develops.
In principle, the United States has already missed the moment when China needed to inflict a strategic defeat. And now the world is on the verge of China's impending external expansion... I wouldn't bet on the USA.
The United States could not cope with Russia and is now frantically trying to establish relations with Putin. So...
Yeah, we have all read about all the careers and businesses you have been successful at.My entire career was negotiating. Yours?
Theres and old saying that goes,
"Those who can negotiate have successful careers and businesses. Those who can't, teach."
WOW, that is a dead give away. I love females. They aren't just "some" females to me.Now, some female
Look, my friend. YOU are the one who brought up what I did. I don't say that here because I don't trust any of the liberals here, as I see many of you in the same vein as those who burn Tesla's because media has trained liberals to hate a man because they want you to. In any event, it matters not what I did or who I am. All that matters is the truth. Otherwise, you are using the age-old ploy of debating from authority, as if your position is "true" because some academic, scientist, doctor, judge, pries say it is.Yeah, we have all read about all the careers and businesses you have been successful at.
Did ya know, I was a rocket scientist and a brain surgeon before retiring.
This is the internet, so if I say I was so and so, it must be true. Wouldn't you agree?
Besides you kind of gave away the reason why you are so upset with Michele when you said................
WOW, that is a dead give away. I love females. They aren't just "some" females to me.
Taiwan has its own offensive missiles that will bomb Shanghai and Beijing in the north, Wuhan and other centers in the middle and the 7 Gorges Dam in the SE that will flood massively in an area equal to Missouri and Tennessee to the Carolinas and New Orleans and equal to Florida. A couple of hundred million people will die which will set the Chinese people who do not want war against their CCP idiot rulers.Watch China take Taiwan in the near future.
CCP debt to GDP ratio is 303%.Having a lot of people is actually what moves them forward so well. As the article states...
"Each year, the country produces some 3.5 million STEM graduates, about equal the number of graduates from associate, bachelor’s, master’s and Ph.D. programs in all disciplines in the United States.
When you have that many STEM graduates, you can throw more talent at any problem than anyone else.
...
There are 1.4 billion people there. That means that in China, when you are a one-in-a-million talent, there are 1,400 other people just like you.
...
Just as important, Chinese vocational schools graduate tens of thousands of electricians, welders, carpenters, mechanics and plumbers every year, so when someone has an idea for a new product and wants to throw up a factory, it can get built really fast. You need a pink polka dot button that can sing the Chinese national anthem backward? Someone here will have it for you by tomorrow. It will also get delivered fast. Over 550 Chinese cities are connected by high-speed rail that makes our Amtrak Acela look like the Pony Express."
China does everything at scale not paralleled anywhere else in the world.
I am guessing India may get there at some point too ... but they are behind.
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