He interprets China’s capital controls and rising savings as evidence of instability and latent outbound pressures despite external accumulation of dollars.
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"is huge china's spent waste sorry china uses twice as much energy as america for its manufacturing sector in order to create exports therefore..."
"...China. All right, another major problem in China is the household savings rate, where it's the highest in the world. The highest in the..."
"So right now the savings, the household savings rate in China is 40%. Okay. So basically trying to save 40 % of their income...."
"...anyone and everyone okay including in china which has 40 percent savings rate how through institutions like um apple blackrock visa okay does this..."
"...this Ponzi scheme. And China for all its problems, the household savings rate in China is 40%. So there's this untapped market in China...."
"they are because of a high savings rate okay so South Korea Japan China they export more than they consume but let's just assume..."
"...save the most of all nations in the world. The household savings rate in China is very low. It's 40%. In comparison, that would..."
"...so the idea is the Chinese have the highest household household savings rate in the world about 40 percent okay that's a lot of..."
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