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ROAR: Russia and China depend on each other

Published: 14 October, 2009, 14:06
Edited: 12 June, 2010, 07:40


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Analysts are wary of the new program of economic cooperation between Russian and Chinese boundary regions.

 
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Ben Gee October 16, 2009, 10:18 quote
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Russia will have the same relationship with China as Canada has with the US. Russia has the rersourses and the land, China has the money and labor. If Russia want some of China's excess labor for its development, Russia has to act fast. China, with its one child policy will have its own labor problem in less than 20 years. Chinese population may also start to decline by 2030-2040. By that time China will be raiding the world for labor. And I do not mean by force.

Gazza June 12, 2010, 06:35 quote
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“However, it seems that the Russian leadership does not have any choice,” the paper said. “Our country lacks the human and technical recourses to develop natural riches.” What utter rubbish. Who writes this trash? No further comment is necessary.

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