China’s higher exchange rate around 2008 signaled that the world could sell to China, leading China to buy commodities and build infrastructure through bank loans.
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"Does that make sense to you guys? All right. So let's look at what happened. So for the longest time the Chinese currency was..."
"...right? And how did it finance the building of this infrastructure? Bank loans guys. Bank loans. All right. So this is China sorry this..."
"...the fractional reserve system where if you you know if the bank loans you a billion dollars it's actually considered an asset not a..."
"...are not allowed to charge interest. You're not allowed to make bank loans to peasants and charge interest. But that's the most profitable business..."
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