From 1860 to 1890 the U. S. steel industry increased in size by 1000%
each decade.

The steel wasn't being exported. It was consumed in the U. S.

Trade had little to do with U. S. growth.

If the U. S. really is in a permanent recession as many believe, then
the Chinese will simply sell more stuff to themselves and, like the
American economy of the industrial revolution, the economy of China
will simply continue at nearly an 8% growth rate.

In other words, the Chinese economy will pass the American economy in
size in a mere 18 years.

Bret Cahill

On Jun 26, 8:52 pm, Bret Cahill <BretCah... at (no spam) aol.com> wrote:





From 1860 to 1890 the U. S. steel industry increased in size by 1000%
each decade.

The steel wasn't being exported.  It was consumed in the U. S.

Trade had little to do with U. S. growth.

If the U. S. really is in a permanent recession as many believe, then
the Chinese will simply sell more stuff to themselves and, like the
American economy of the industrial revolution, the economy of China
will simply continue at nearly an 8% growth rate.

In other words, the Chinese economy will pass the American economy in
size in a mere 18 years.

Bret Cahill

Then it will decline like any other major economy and wealth will
migrate to the best deal thereafter which will do the same, whats the
big deal? Things get old they build new stuff somewhere else.

From 1860 to 1890 the U. S. steel industry increased in size by 1000%
each decade.

The steel wasn't being exported. �It was consumed in the U. S.

Trade had little to do with U. S. growth.

If the U. S. really is in a permanent recession as many believe, then
the Chinese will simply sell more stuff to themselves and, like the
American economy of the industrial revolution, the economy of China
will simply continue at nearly an 8% growth rate.

In other words, the Chinese economy will pass the American economy in
size in a mere 18 years.

Then it will decline like any other major economy

From 1860 to 1890 the U. S. steel industry increased in size by 1000%
each decade.

The steel wasn't being exported. �It was consumed in the U. S..

Trade had little to do with U. S. growth.

If the U. S. really is in a permanent recession as many believe, then
the Chinese will simply sell more stuff to themselves and, like the
American economy of the industrial revolution, the economy of China
will simply continue at nearly an 8% growth rate.

In other words, the Chinese economy will pass the American economy in
size in a mere 18 years.
Then it will decline like any other major economy

You don't seem to understand.

In the meantime they will control all the resourses including oil.

You will be pulling a rickshaw if you want some ramen noodles.

Bret Cahill

From 1860 to 1890 the U. S. steel industry increased in size by 1000%
each decade.

The steel wasn't being exported. �It was consumed in the U. S.

Trade had little to do with U. S. growth.

If the U. S. really is in a permanent recession as many believe,

You've said this before but never provided a cite for this,

then
the Chinese will simply sell more stuff to themselves and, like the
American economy of the industrial revolution, the economy of China
will simply continue at nearly an 8% growth rate.

In other words, the Chinese economy will pass the American economy in
size in a mere 18 years.

If true, so what?

From 1860 to 1890 the U. S. steel industry increased in size by 1000%
each decade.

The steel wasn't being exported.  It was consumed in the U. S.

Trade had little to do with U. S. growth.

If the U. S. really is in a permanent recession as many believe, then
the Chinese will simply sell more stuff to themselves and, like the
American economy of the industrial revolution, the economy of China
will simply continue at nearly an 8% growth rate.

In other words, the Chinese economy will pass the American economy in
size in a mere 18 years.

Bret Cahill

From 1860 to 1890 the U. S. steel industry increased in size by 1000%
each decade.

The steel wasn't being exported. It was consumed in the U. S.

Trade had little to do with U. S. growth.

If the U. S. really is in a permanent recession as many believe,

then
the Chinese will simply sell more stuff to themselves and, like the
American economy of the industrial revolution, the economy of China
will simply continue at nearly an 8% growth rate.

In other words, the Chinese economy will pass the American economy in
size in a mere 18 years.

On Jun 26, 8:52 pm, Bret Cahill <BretCah... at (no spam) aol.com> wrote:
From 1860 to 1890 the U. S. steel industry increased in size by 1000%
each decade.

The steel wasn't being exported. It was consumed in the U. S.

Trade had little to do with U. S. growth.

If the U. S. really is in a permanent recession as many believe, then
the Chinese will simply sell more stuff to themselves and, like the
American economy of the industrial revolution, the economy of China
will simply continue at nearly an 8% growth rate.

In other words, the Chinese economy will pass the American economy in
size in a mere 18 years.

Bret Cahill

Then it will decline like any other major economy and wealth will
migrate to the best deal thereafter which will do the same, whats the
big deal? Things get old they build new stuff somewhere else.