From: "Geo" 

"Monte Davis"  wrote in message
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> We naturally see China in terms of international trade, and that *has*
> been important in export-led growth for them. But their internal
> market is growing at a red-hot clip, too. Like the US (and unlike a S.
> Korea or Taiwan or Singapore), their center of economic gravity
> already is (and will be increasingly) the stuff they sell to each
> other.

No doubt, but leftovers from China will still be more than main servings
from anywhere else except maybe the US. You know how we can't do without
imports, well china will be no different. Their problem is going to be
internally they can't produce a lot of the stuff because they are going to
end up going much stricter on ecological laws than we do. Simply because
pollution there is going to affect many more people.

Geo.

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