The Proof

[Rubber Duck]

http://www.emarketer.com/Article/B2C...Higher/1010004

[jose]

What a pity, for us, this happening on the post-domain internet age.

http://techcrunch.com/2013/08/29/u-s...le-app-market/

[Rubber Duck]

No what this shows is that US influence is increasing limited to the USA.

[clipper]

Western Europe and North America are the only regions in the world where a majority of the online population is also a digital buyer. In Asia-Pacific, penetration will reach 44.6% of internet users this year, expected to climb to 54.2% by 2017. The same markets with relatively low penetration of digital buying among internet users tend also to have lower internet penetration overall; as more of the population comes online, this will help feed the growing ecommerce market.

Not all rosy.

[Rubber Duck]

Look at the numbers.

China will dwarf Japan this year and will be hot on the heals of US by 2016 in terms of sales in US dollars, and that probably does not even account for a massive currency appreciation that is likely to happen in the interim and boost the figures even further.

And these figures are probably to be taken with same pinch of salt that had China catching the US GDP by 2050 whereas now it seems certain to happen by 2020.

What is clear is that Rick has just been plain wrong about internet commerce in China.

[Hegewisch]

Congrats, China.

By 2050, you and your 1.39 Billion people will have equaled the domestic production of the United States and our 0.36 Billion people.

Well played.

[sarcle]

Originally Posted by Hegewisch

Congrats, China.

By 2050, you and your 1.39 Billion people will have equaled the domestic production of the United States and our 0.36 Billion people.

Well played.

wow dude, can you be any more racist then your post just now?

[sbe18]

China has 630 million no longer living in poverty.
US to China GDP is really irrelevant.

China getting the next 300 million out of poverty is the item not the GDP numbers.

Whether China's water, air, and food quality can handle this next 300 million is a social test not a GDP test.

the civil war in Syria is marbles to civil unrest on a Massive scale in 100 cities that exceed 1Million in population in China...

world GDP depends on China not screwing the pooch over the next 30 years.
we just get to watch....

[Rubber Duck]

Originally Posted by Hegewisch

Congrats, China.

By 2050, you and your 1.39 Billion people will have equaled the domestic production of the United States and our 0.36 Billion people.

Well played.

Yes, that it is what GS & Co were saying 5 years ago when The Duck was saying 2020. Now they concur but it is actually looking more like about 2017.

Of course, you could be right. But it sounds like it would be a First.

Anyway, it matters not. China is already overtaking Japan in E-Commerce and will have outstripped the US by 2020. To some extent that is because they have by-passed much of the abortive development in the US. Why build Malls which you know are going to fold?

[Hegewisch]

Originally Posted by sarcle

wow dude, can you be any more racist then your post just now?

Whaaa.... WTF?

"Racist"?

Is this retard some sort of pet bell-tower kook you keep around for amusement or is he always like this?

[Hegewisch]

Originally Posted by Rubber Duck

Yes, that it is what GS & Co were saying 5 years ago when The Duck was saying 2020. Now they concur but it is actually looking more like about 2017.

Of course, you could be right. But it sounds like it would be a First.

Anyway, it matters not. China is already overtaking Japan in E-Commerce and will have outstripped the US by 2020. To some extent that is because they have by-passed much of the abortive development in the US. Why build Malls which you know are going to fold?

No, it's an example of a lone turd with a hysterical agenda citing a fact absent context.

It's what people with ideological agendas do all the time.

This isn't to say China is not very much a 'thing' unto itself, economically speaking- it is- but when you put it all in perspective, our poor will still be driving cars, owning flat screen TVs and eating government funded tropical fruits and deep sea fish before theirs get indoor plumbing.

[Drewbert]

But only due to your government printing more paper money to keep the consumption economy ticking over.

[Rubber Duck]

Originally Posted by Hegewisch

No, it's an example of a lone turd with a hysterical agenda citing a fact absent context.

It's what people with ideological agendas do all the time.

This isn't to say China is not very much a 'thing' unto itself, economically speaking- it is- but when you put it all in perspective, our poor will still be driving cars, owning flat screen TVs and eating government funded tropical fruits and deep sea fish before theirs get indoor plumbing.

Provided they can still afford to buy Chinese Cars, Chinese TVs and Chinese produced food.

You serious believe they all go to river to fetch water? When the fuck do you think they have time for that?

When the FED can no longer pass off its worthless paper and finds out that actually, it is the market that sets interests, you will all be using your iPhone 4 to find out how to apply for a Workhouse.

[Hegewisch]

Originally Posted by Drewbert

But only due to your government printing more paper money to keep the consumption economy ticking over.

No doubt.
Inflation is the greatest weapon we have against debt service.
Expect to see more and more of it until the yuan is decoupled from the usd.

[Hegewisch]

Originally Posted by Rubber Duck

You serious believe they all go to river to fetch water? When the fuck do you think they have time for that?

Who said, hinted or even remotely implied that?
I simply pointed out an economic and demographic reality.
Every country has its elite, they have a HUGE and growing middle class (relatively speaking) but the impressive skyline of Beijing has nothing to do with standard of living across the board and the crippling ppoverty there is still immense.

[123]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...n_3555481.html

The Macau market is now larger than the entire U.S. gaming market. Unfortunately for Atlantic City, it's gone the other way. It's smaller now than when we entered it. The fortunes of the two couldn't be more different," MGM CEO Jim Murren said.

Macau is in the midst of one of the greatest gambling booms the world has ever known. To rival it, Las Vegas would have to attract six times as many visitors; essentially every man, woman and child in America.

[123]

Congrats, China.

By 2050, you and your 1.39 Billion people will have equaled the domestic production of the United States and our 0.36 Billion people.

Well played.

http://www.theguardian.com/business/...ales-overtakes

China overtakes US as world's biggest car market

• 13.5m vehicles sold in China in 2009, 10.4m in US
• China sees 45% growth in car industry year-on-year

http://news.travel168.net/focus_on/20130828/31414.html

China Seen Replacing US in 2016 as Leading Travel Market

picked up by accident:

http://www.autonews.com/apps/pbcs.dl...#axzz2duMIlduA

[jose]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyemAwLD2N0