Xi Jinping is making sweeping changes to how China is run

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https://en.mogaznews.com/World-News/844294/Xi-Jinping-is-making-sweeping-changes-to-how-China-is-run.html

From a powerful new financial regulator to a super ministry to deal with the environment, wide-reaching changes to the way China is governed are expected to be passed by the National People’s Congress, the country’s rubber-stamp parliament, on Saturday.

Experts said the sweeping reforms were some of the largest since the end of the Mao Zedong era in the 1970s.

“Clearly Xi is shoring up his power, but I would suggest what China also wants to do more than anything else is define a mode of government which is not liberal and at the same time … is predictable, reliable, which is safe for businesses to invest in,” Rana Mitter, director of the University China Center at Oxford, told CNN

——-Streamline government. Predictable reliable business environment is going to be hard for most international companies to pass on. Win the world through economic power.

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743 roadmaster wrote:

Streamline government. Predictable reliable business environment is going to be hard for most international companies to pass on. Win the world through economic power.

Anyone whom thinks about it soon realizes that the Chinese government is moving towards open nationalization of foreign assets in China.

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Faust For Science wrote:

743 roadmaster wrote:

Streamline government. Predictable reliable business environment is going to be hard for most international companies to pass on. Win the world through economic power.

Anyone whom thinks about it soon realizes that the Chinese government is moving towards open nationalization of foreign assets in China.

So a multiple decade play to sucker western investment in and then do the old Communist nationalization of foreign assets? I am not sure they will do this. What they are going to want to do, most likely, is show you can have semi-decentralized, but regulated, economy, with a lifetime dictator on top, and have it work.

They don’t have to own the means of production, if they can tax them sufficiently to gain funds. All they need is to have a decent amount of corporate disregard for the welfare of individuals in a country, and they don’t need to distribute things to them.

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IGMOW (I Go My Own Way) wrote:

So a multiple decade play to sucker western investment in and then do the old Communist nationalization of foreign assets?

More like the reverse. Even at the beginning of the 1980’s, when China allowed foreign investments and factories to come into China, China’s government made it so that China’s government owned 51% of the stock of any foreign asset inside China’s borders.

The Trump tax cut caused the slow nationalization of foreign assets in China to go into overdrive, with China stating they will cut their tax rates even lower, but they foreign companies would have to formally turn over control of the foreign properties in China to China’s government.

My only question is when China’s government finally drops the hammer on the foreign globalists, whom are the globalists going to try to send after China. They have burned their bridges with Trump so no U.S. military action, they are not welcome in Russia, and there is not one else that could put up a reasonable fight with China.

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