I don’t do predictions, but it is popular with bloggers generally.
I suppose this means I think Chinese growth will keep plugging along at 8% plus, as that number seems to be embedded in market forecasts. So if the markets are wrong then I will have also been wrong. Ditto for any previous errors made by the market consensus.
This is also a time for New Year’s resolutions, but I am not in a position to be able to make one.
As I look back over the past 4 years of unemployment I see a steady deterioration in this country, they say that at the beginning of this centaury America took over from Britain as the great power, I do not think we will have to wait one hundred years for China to overtake America, especially after the new years debacle connected to the fiscal cliff.
I wonder what the average American thinks of their politicians which they have voted in to make policy and seem to be unable to make decisions...
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