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I share that opinion so I'll answer. IMO, China letting control over currency just slip away is as realistic as China letting control over anything slip away. A
by devcpp 13y ago
I share that opinion so I'll answer. IMO, China letting control over currency just slip away is as realistic as China letting control over anything slip away. AFAIK it's still an authoritarian state. It could happen (it has a relatively free economy after all) but it's not consistent with China.
- sillysaurus2 13y agoYou know, I wonder what China thinks about us. Surely they don't see themselves as an authoritarian control-monger. So what do they believe we are?
- thaumasiotes 13y ago> Surely they don't see themselves as an authoritarian control-monger. Why do you believe this? There's a very long chinese tradition of vesting control in the social hierarchy. "Authoritarian control-monger" may be dirty language in the US, but not everywhere.