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Orpha Milby — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 10:59:38 +0000

The program was entertaining, but many claims made were misleading at best and many statements and claims were simply false. For example, the statment that the Chinese savers financed the USAs current account deficit is hogwash. I ask you: how many Yuan a year does the US government spend? The answer: zero. This is what really happens: The USA has a horrendous trade deficit with China, due only to Chinas 7 yuan to the dollar peg. The exchange rate makes imports extremely expensive (to China) and exports cheap. Chinese companies make profits in US Dollars from their exports. They cant spend US dollars in China, so they go to the Chinese central banks, and convert some (most) of the US Dollars to Yuan to spend at home. This mechanism has absolutely nothing to do with the Chinese savings rate. US Dollars pile up in foreign central banks (of which China, due to its large trade imbalance, is a major one). The Chinese government does not back their currency with any precious metals, so they just go to their printing press and generate the Yuan tospend at home, which they hand over to the companies doing exports. The US Dollars pile up in the Chinese central banks, and theres not much they can do with the bulk of these credit dollars. They can buy some things like Oil and some commodities, since the US Dollar is in very wide spread use, at least now. The chinese government invests some of the trade deficit dollars by buying US government bonds. The mechanism is completely independent of whether the Chinese worker saves or not. You see, in China, there is no 401K plan, IRA or other retirement vehicle. Many of the old employment for life state run companies that promised life long pensions, were run out of business. In China, if you dont save, youll starve when you retire. And many of their parents or grandparents are now being taken care of by children or grandchildren, since their old state pensions disappeared. There is no safety net in China. The savings is all most of the workers have. That said, its not some wonderful brilliant thing that Chinese do, they have no choice. Your claim that somehow the Chinese save money, and its sent here to the USA to fund spending is just false, an impossibility.

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