Well I guess that can be name of a food dish in China. Wonder what it translates from...
I've been studying Chinese on the slow. 5+ weeks with 9 hours class a week.
2011: Based cenrally in Asia (HK) I'll explore Asia and go to China and learn Mandarin, play some Tai Chi, and drink Tea! 2010: I'm travelling in the world. In June I gave notice to leave my job after a wonderful 5 years. 2008: I moved to Sydney from San Francisco at the end of September 2008. This picture blog is mostly published from my ozPhone as I go along in life. /jsk
Well I guess that can be name of a food dish in China. Wonder what it translates from...
I've been studying Chinese on the slow. 5+ weeks with 9 hours class a week.
http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/05/17/spending-and-growth/
So Japans economy is growing because they are rebuilding their country. So their economy has "positive growth". Counties restraining themselves have negative growth.
Yes! So what? Seems economist always thinks spending more money its better. Is it? Well to grow there economy yes. But does it really mean the country and its citizens are getting richer, which seems to be the underlying assumption? Probably not... That would mean that collective wealth could be created by hmmm. Demolishing your own cities... Hmmm.
I think it's rather that some few people are reaping a lot of money and others are borrowing. Unless the government is printing money, which probably could be justified in this kind of case...