> China will be at war, and war is terrible for the economy If you're not looking only at poor metrics like the GDP or balance of trade, is it the case when it

> China will be at war, and war is terrible for the economy If you're not looking only at poor metrics like the GDP or balance of trade, is it the case when it's not happening on your soil? As long as the natural resources are available, it seems like a good way to recenter the economy on what is actually important for survival.