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CBS I and the world. I'm John Bachelor. The Scholar Report with CEO Chris Regal of

Scholar.com, a global technology firm business on all the major

continents, transforming the retail space with digital signage, we go to

Eurasia where there are two wars and we go to the China part of Eurasia because there are big

plans according to the Financial Times for the People's Republic of China led by

the Chinese Communist Party led by she to dig their way or to blast their way or to

crawl their way out of the whole of the real estate credit bubble that is now made a

pall over all of China, driving young people to emigrate an emergency through

the Darien gap and rocking the grasp that China has on the future, the presumptive that they are the rising power.

Chris, a very good evening to you.

The article in the F.T. includes a number of trench and quotes about China's plans. I want to summarize and see if it's

correct because you have business in China. The idea from she is that they're

going to use their superior manufacturing technology to win markets in the high end.

That would be EVs and microchips, etc.

And that will offset the credit bubble that they can't pay for in real estate.

In other words, they're going to manufacture their way out of their troubles.

Does that make sense to you given what you observe in China

about the unemployment, about the desperation for orders, about the slowdown?

Good evening to you. Good evening, John. This is a classic case of centralized economy and

central planning where Mr. She's statement that we're going to

manufacture our way out of this is great. The challenge there is that the customer has a vote and

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