Qingdao Guanhai Mountain Park

2016年山东青岛观海山公园 Guanhai Mountain Park in Qingdao

Aussicht vom Park auf dem Guanhai-Berg / View from the Guanhai Mountain Park in Qingdao 青岛

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China's rapid growth, economic policies, and large population present a challenge to U.S. foreign policy. The U.S. should deal with China as an honorable opponent, not a potential enemy. China must be understood to have a long-term perspective in the actions it takes; the U.S. must overcome the handicap of short-term thinking in dealing with China. If properly managed, the U.S. relationship with China can provide benefits to each as China rapidly increases its population's standard of living and increases its use of the world's resources.

Don Island Bay 唐岛湾 青岛开发区唐岛湾

青岛西海岸-Don Island Bay 唐岛湾，正在悄然蜕变，夜幕降临，华灯初上，唐岛湾也开始躁动起来...The west coast is quietly change, night lights, Don island bay also began restl ........仁甲看见作品

China's economy slows

Mortgage Defaults Rising in China, Says Deloitte

Deloitte predicts that the number of loan defaults in China is set to rise as falling property values and slowing economic growth hurt the emerging market's overall economy.

Deloitte China released the report on Thursday, concluding that loan defaults in the real estate sector may be the biggest risk for China, after the nation's property values have continued to fall over the course of several months.

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Fox News: Keith Springer, President of Springer Financial Advisors live on Fox Business News

keithspringer.com Keith Springer, President of Springer Financial Advisors is interviewed on Fox Business News on new important information regarding: The fed stimulus package; the fed has layed the blue print, the fed cannot wait much longer; QE3, quantitative easing About Ben Bernanke regarding this, and timing for the election; Unemployment numbers; China's growth rate, not growing as fast as we anticipated.

China's Q1 GDP growth slows to 8.1%

China has experienced its slowest pace of growth in nearly three years. And analysts aren't surprised by the figures announced today for the world's second largest economy.

In the first three months of this year, the country's Gross Domestic Product slowed down to 8.1%, a drop of 0.8% on the last quarter of 2011. Overall last year the Chinese economy grew by 9.2, and in 10.4% in 2010.

Policymakers wanted to curb lending to control consumer prices and keep a lid on the fast-rising property prices. So the brakes on growth might sound like bad news, but in fact China wanted it that way, according to Richard Jerram, Chief Economist at the Bank of Singapore

And The World Bank said it's raised China's growth forecase for next year from 8.3% to 8.6%China's Q1 GDP growth slows to 8.1%

Asia-Pacific future trends: episode 1

A new partnership between ANU and Columbia University is exploring the biggest issues in the Asia-Pacific region today. In the first episode of a new three-part series, scholars from the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific and Columbia's Weatherhead East Asian Institute outline the most promising developments across the region. Sixteen world-leading experts discuss issues ranging from economic development and poverty reduction to political reform and the end of armed conflict and war.

WTO Trade Forecast for 2012 - Interview with WTO Chief Economist

12.04.12

Interview with WTO Chief Economist Patrick Low - World Trade Figures 2011, forecast for 2012

After a strong deceleration in 2011, with global trade flows expanding by 5%, world trade growth is expected to continue slowing down in 2012, reaching 3.7%, according to WTO economists. More than three years have passed since the trade collapse of 2008-2009, but recent events have demonstrated that world economy and trade remain fragile, WTO Director-General Pascal Lamy said.

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