Jiang argues that opening Canada to Chinese property, education, and currency flows is part of a plan to capture the last major untouched store of wealth: Chinese household savings.
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Chinese household savings
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"...in the world that is that is untapped are the chinese household savings every other western nation is overstretched like like canadians have like..."
"...um um growth for the in the future so uh chinese household savings is about four percent and unless the government is able to..."
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