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Stephen Long discusses Chinese economics

 
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Old 08-10-2007, 08:42 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Stephen Long discusses Chinese economics
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Now for his take on the world of economics and finance, I'm join by economics correspondent Stephen Long.
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Hi Sim,

Thanks, it will be interesting to see what the Chinese will do with all that cash.

I wonder how the US or our government will react to moves by the Chinese to control BHP or RIO.

I am guessing that if they are succesful and do gain control of these 2 companies the first thing they will do will be to install their own management.

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