Posted on Aug 22, 2015

How will China's current economic status affect international relations with U.S.

Col (Join to see)

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It will be interesting to see where this leads our relationship and foreign policy with China. Will they call in the loans we owe them payment on? Will they initiate military involvement to stimulate their economy?
http://money.cnn.com/2015/08/21/news/economy/china-economy-slowdown/

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LTC (Join to see)

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How often do we call in loans as a nation? More likely, we will negotiate some form debt relief and trade away some import sanctions if times get tough.

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That's what I suspect as well. I wonder how that will affect their exports to us.

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It has already begun because of the fears of China's globally led economic downturn. How bad will it get, how long will it take for a turn around.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/markets-tumble-on-fears-of-global-economic-slowdown_55d77718e4b04ae4970334cd?kvcommref=mostpopular

Markets Tumble On Fears Of Global Economic Slowdown

The steep selloff that pushed down the benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 index five percent over three days may say more about the outlook for emerging markets than U.S. companies.

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Right, but what is the long term effect?

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How will China's current economic status affect international relations with U.S.

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