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China's Demographics Problem

See Understanding China's Critical Juncture (Updated Info) for the world's most

comprehensive research presentation on China's current and long-term challenges.

Mike first discussed the impact of demographics on economics, pensions and society in America's Financial Apocalypse (2006, original expanded version). 

Then in 2012, he discussed demographics as one of many long-term challenges faced by China in his 2012 Mid-Year Global Macroeconomic Analysis (200+ page report covering numerous countries provided to all Members and Research clients).

Thereafter, he discussed these longer-term issues in global macro video presentations in 2013 and 2014.

Everyone who understands basic economics knows that demographic issues can alter the longer-term growth of a nation. For several years, Japan has been at the forefront of discussions about its unfavorable demographics.  

Of all challenges faced by China, its demographic woes take a back seat to its many other problems.

Below you can get an idea how bad China's demographic problem will get unless drastic changes are made in a timely manner.

The only problem is that the CCP has been largely responsible for creating China's demographic problem with its One-Child policy.

And given the CCP's poor track record at solving large problems, we should not be too optimistic that adequate solutions will be created in a timely manner. 

Learn the details of China's demographics problem and how it's going to drastically alter the country, along with many other, more problematic issues faced by China in our landmark presentation, Understanding China's Critical Juncture.

This special report is a 250-slide powerpoint presentation with an accompanying 5-hour recorded webinar led by Mike Stathis.   

More information about this webinar can be found here

Some of the Questions that Will Be nswered in this Presentation

  1. Can China’s data be trusted?
  2. What’s the #1 challenge facing China’s economy?
  3. How can we account for China’s economic growth?
  4. What were the most important factors accounting for China’s early growth?
  5. What are the most important factors accounting for China’s recent growth?
  6. Is China’s economic growth sustainable?
  7. Where and when will China’s long-term economic growth level off?
  8. What are the biggest domestic challenges for China?
  9. Were President Trump’s claims about China true, or just hype?
  10. What was the core of President Trump’s strategy on China?
  11. What’s President Biden’s strategy on China?
  12. What are the biggest short-term challenges faced by China?
  13. What are the biggest long-term challenges faced by China?
  14. What’s the greatest threat to the CCP?
  15. Are Chinese stocks safe for foreigners to invest in?
  16. Why is China’s bond market riskier than its stock market?
  17. How is Wall Street helping China diffuse its debt bubble?
  18. After a decade of warnings about China’s real estate bubble, is now time to worry?
  19. How dependent is China on the U.S.?  
  20. How dependent is the U.S. on China?   
  21. Is China a paper tiger or the next superpower?
  22. What are China’s geopolitical objectives?  
  23. How is China planning to achieve its geopolitical objectives?
  24. What are the main risks to China’s financial system?
  25. How large is China’s shadow banking system and how does it work?
  26. Is this the end of globalization?

This webinar is open to all Clients & Members (with restrictions).*  The General Public* is also welcome to apply for access. 

Financial professionals must be approved for access.  

Please email us if you are interested in attending this webinar.

We are so confident that this presentation will remain just as valuable in coming years as it is today that we plan to offer this report indefinately. Accordingly, in the future we are considering renaming the presentation, The China Resource

Note : this research is significantly underpriced because we wanted as many people as possible to gain access to this report. It's really that important.

In the future we will be raising the price of this publication gradually and without prior warning to reflect its true value. 


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