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Jiang says debt is treated as an asset in the banking system, which helps explain why Chinese banks grew so large by repeatedly lending money into existence.
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Chinese banks
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"...it's actually increasing its assets so if you just look at chinese banks uh chinese banks have become some of the most uh largest..."
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"...because they want this. They want all that capital stored in Chinese banks, not doing anything. Give it to us and we'll make you..."
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"...liabilities are also assets do you understand? All this money the Chinese banks have are just liabilities okay? So this is how the system..."
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"...is localized instead of nationalized all right? So even though these Chinese banks are heavily in debt they're in debt in local areas not..."
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"...the same as a systemic debt crisis in america because the chinese banks are mainly state controlled so it's debt to itself and its..."
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"...twice the number right now. These parents can afford it. But Chinese banks would be willing to make loans, personal loans to these parents..."
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"Because over the past 20 years, Chinese banks, like the Bank of China, the Bank of Industry and Commerce, the Agricultural Bank of China,..."
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"And how do we know? Because over the past 20 years, Chinese banks, like the Bank of China, the Bank of Industry and Commerce,..."
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"...the debt in the skyscrapers like just just look at any chinese bank their balance sheets are off the"
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