Unveiling the Fragile Foundations: Examining China's Economic Decline and Potential Collapse in 2023

2023 can be regarded as the year when the fundamental weaknesses of China's economy, marked by persistent decline, eventually lead to a collapse. Are there any observable phenomena in the capital market and domestic social issues in China that can support this perspective?
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[powershift]

Such great videos. Thank you for your time and efforts.

[dendarius]

The problem with an economy relying 33% of growth on real estate is the government has to keep it up to keep the economy afloat. The yuan is destined to have even more problems are the government has to deal with 500 million seniors citizens and a shrinking working age. Thanks for your show.

[dzcav]

Good video. One disagreement: At 6:45 you said Wall Street and the global capital market are primarily concerned with profit and do not prioritize ideologies, political beliefs, or a country's governance. BlackRock (largest investment firm) and several other Wall Street firms seem very pro-China and anti-US. Something in them is very evil.

[mcguigan]

Excellent commentary on the overall economic picture

[DaleSteadman]

Well done research Don, just another nail in the CCP coffin.

[raymondrust]

I get a kick out of so called experts who keep pitching the replacement of US Dollar to the Rembi or some type of BRICS currency!

[rorychivers]

I think the most important thing to remember about the CCP, is that they waited for the KMT to win the war against the IJA before attacking their Chinese brothers. No one can take that achievement away from the CCP, we will honour the memory of their fratricidal behaviour forever.

[jonchicas-hwop]

Awesome video 📹 buds!! Thanks for the CCP info

[cnordegren]

Peter Zeihan predicted everything in this video back in 2015 in the "Accidental Superpower" and also predicted Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Have I read that book back then I would have excoriated Zeihan. I actually read the book after the invasion and brought me chills. My chills got worse with "the End of the World is Just the Beginning"

[jamesdallas]

Chinese government numbers on GDP are magical numbers.🙂

[Paochinblog]

For our children to come, I should hope to see the end of CCP in my life time

[Tekel-Upharsin]

I find it amusing at how obsessed the CCP is with GDP figures. As Serpetza so accurately states, China is the land of shortcuts and facades. Even if their GDP numbers are accurate (which is unlikely), what good is such growth if it's built around a fragile and half-assed infrastructure with shoddily constructed buildings, inadequate flood control, and excessive embezzlement and corruption?

[arfajob]

Made in China ~ 2025 not looking so shiny then? 🤔🤔

[jeffbland]

i feel sorry for the 800, 000, 000 Chinese who are living with this nightmare

[brentwightman]

what effect on foreign investment input do you think the new ccp espionage laws will have thanks

[lambertois]

This is no need to discussed the validity of the official China GDP. The China GDP is a face saving exercise to insure that the Xi Jinping objective is met!
There many other signs that China is in a recession: container boat traffic out of Chinese ports, imports of crude oil, import of coal, import of iron ore, import of agricultural products...

[zeusvalentine]

IMO, China needs to encourage domestic consumption like the USA has. A strong consumer is what makes the economy grow. If everyone saves, nobody makes money, and the economy stagnates.

[mottie]

Soulless Marxist-Leninism (With Chinese Characteristics for a New Era) vs soulless capitalism. Beauty vs the Beast.

[matthewmorgan]

In a world of caring, and concerned people who yearn for freedoms, the CCP has made China is an anomaly.

[francisolsen]

Hi I am Francis from Singapore. What do you think about the latest 11 foreign aids under GDI by China.
Thank you Sir.