China To Be New Driver Of World's Economy


	China To Be New Driver Of World's Economy

thisnamecantbetaken

1-30-2008 4:33 AM

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1-30-2008 9:56 AM

BartendingBear

No surprise to me in this.

1-30-2008 10:03 AM

skwirlinator

You could say they are getting the lead out....arf

1-30-2008 6:11 PM

kkcapricorn

Say it isn't so!

1-31-2008 11:48 AM

swampfoxz

I want to see their "learners permit".

1-31-2008 4:32 PM

Oortcloud

What? But I thought the last 8 years of a Bushonomics strengthened America?

Maybe we need more religion in school and less science?

Or maybe we should move even MORE jobs over seas to find cheap labor and decreased product quality inspection?

1-31-2008 4:37 PM

arifsali

Are they Capitalists?

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