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This is CBS, I'm the world, I'm John Bacheler.

The Scholar Report with CEO Chris Regal, scholar.com and global technology firm transforming the retail space,

we begin with a measure of the people's Republic of China, much troubled in its recovery if it exists.

Because of anecdotes, however, Chris provides me a link to a story that piles up five different metrics

in China to show that the failure to recover is real. It's not just about Xi Jinping making speeches,

threatening Taiwan, or the chips war at the high end, buy my crown or not buy my crown.

It has to do with only things. Home appliance drop, for example.

Starch, paper in China, and also my favorite, which is plate glass.

All of these consumptions are down dramatically according to the charts provided by zero hedge.

Chris, a very good evening to you. I've never come across metrics this

intimate with how the consumer class is doing in China.

Now, for some time, I've been told the fairy tale that China will recover because the consumer will

buy so much of our economy as the consumer and confidence. These charts indicate that that's not

happening. Can we extend the consumer use of plate glass to the rest of the economy? Good evening

to you. Good evening, John. Yes, so one of the challenges with China always is that the government

will post economic numbers that no one outside of China believes. So you're always trying to find

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