soon

Apa yang inflate sudah pasti akan deflate. Sama ada controlled or sudden

I tot k/ like deflation coz things get cheaper?

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Yes, agree.

Chronology:

- 2001 = USA foolishly allowed the more evil CCP China to join the WTO = FDI poured into China due to much lower costs = CCP China soon became the Factory of the World and then very rich and developed, especially by being copycats, stealing technology, hacking companies, exploiting its people as "slave labor", etc.

- 2018 = Trump's US-China Trade War = US Tariffs reduced some imports from CCP China.

- late 2018 = the Huawei-Meng Wanzhou and Michael Spavor/Kovrig case caused some US-Canada companies to leave CCP China.

- 2020 = Covid-19 pandemic = CCP China, the Factory of the World, restricted exports to the rest of the world = supply chain disruption and high inflation = factories in CCP China began to diversify out of CCP China, eg to Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, India, etc. Eg Apple Inc moved some iPhone, iPad and Mac production from China to Vietnam and India.

= USA raise interest rates from 2% to 5% in about 1 year's time, to fight high inflation caused by Covid-19,. CCP China and many other countries followed suit. High interest rate is bad for the economy by suppressing demand.

- 2023 = CCP China updated it's anti-espionage law, scaring many foreign companies to withdraw from China, eg CCP China arbitrarily jailing foreign employees from Japan, Taiwan, USA, Canada, etc.

- 2025 = Trump's 2nd US-China Trade War = US Tariffs again reduced many imports from CCP China.
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This post has been edited by lurkingaround: Jun 12 2025, 04:48 PM

dattebayo datang lagi as /k's local Gordon Chang!

This post has been edited by marfccy: Jun 11 2025, 05:52 PM

Tak pernah I tengok Malaysia deflate.

I pun nak rasa deflation kat Malaysia untuk berapa bulan jugak

Deflation is just different way of suffering like Inflation saje

Ya ya SCMP owned by Gordon Chang!

CPI figure given by National Bureau of Statistics also actually provided by Gordon Chang!

yaya, and china will cease to exist by end of this century also


amidoinitrite?

Keyword is china. China = bad for amdk

cannot trust scammer.

just look at the proooperteh price .

T20 price.

your Watson store.

Of course not. Xidada said people love it when things are cheaper ma.

takes that long meh? if already collapsing or collapsed, why need till end of this century?

deflation is definitely worst than inflation.

it is harder to tackle deflation from a government perceptive, that is why after 30 years japan still not able to tackle this problem even when they literally impose all the tactics they can think off, still not able to solve this.

but but wumao said deflation gooding. more jobs, more pooorperteh



This post has been edited by Syie9^_^: Jun 11 2025, 07:05 PM

deflation ? y no good ?
we can buy cheap thing not?

The economic cycle within capitalism generally comprises four phases: expansion, peak, contraction, and recovery. The duration of economic cycles varies, making the phases difficult to time.

https://www.britannica.com/money/stages-of-economic-cycle


This post has been edited by issac99289928: Jun 11 2025, 09:43 PM

Even though China is experiencing contraction, but their quality of life is still good. Their cities are still clean, cheap goods/services still got customer one. Meanwhile western countries, bla bla everything good. But deep down, drug addicts everywhere. Not to mention homeless and dirty streets.

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Straight from the horse's mouth in CCP China, .......

http://www.china-cer.com.cn/guwen/20250410...%9C%BA%E3%80%82 - Google Translated: ... Analysis of the main factors affecting China's economy in 2025
2025-04-10
The 2024 Central Economic Work Conference pointed out that "the adverse effects of the current changes in the external environment are deepening, and China's economic operation still faces many difficulties and challenges." The continuous emergence of difficulties and challenges is closely related to the phased characteristics of China's current economic situation and the international political and economic environment.

In 2025, China's macro-economy will be affected by many factors. Domestically, the continuous decline in the total population of the country has led to an accelerated decline in the labor force and an increasingly aging population; second, the pillar industries are changing at a relatively fast pace, the real estate industry continues to be sluggish, but the new energy industry is developing rapidly. Internationally, geopolitical risks are becoming increasingly prominent, including Sino-US relations, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the situation in the Middle East, etc., and risk disturbances continue; second, the weakening world economy is dragging down my country's external markets. ...
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