China’s Recovery Is Stalling, Credit Suisse Says

[opebo]

The supposed educational difference is not very relevant considering the vast majority of workers in either China or India do and will for many decades perform only very simply repetitive mind-numbing tasks for which they will be trained on the job.  India is much closer to parity in terms of the education of the elite class of overseer workers.

[opebo]

The supposed educational difference is not very relevant considering the vast majority of workers in either China or India do and will for many decades perform only very simply repetitive mind-numbing tasks for which they will be trained on the job.  India is much closer to parity in terms of the education of the elite class of overseer workers.

Lol. Your ignorance continues to amaze. You have no idea what people do in these countries.

Meathead, the vast majority of people in any country, including the United States or Sweeden perform only very simple repetitive mind-numbing tasks for which they will be trained on the job.

[opebo]

Lol. Your ignorance continues to amaze. You have no idea what people do in these countries. (probably because you haven't worked yourself and want to tell yourself that it requires no skills so as to not feel inferior. I got news - you are inferior)

Your tone seems offensive, but happily I am prodigiously thick skinned.  Think about it, chappy, what do we do?  Well, we live in houses, eat food, and drive round in cars.  So, most people work in these fields - about food, transport and buildings, and selling the various odds and ends and accoutrements associated (such as clothings, furnitures, and air fresheners).  I can assure you that 98% of the jobs associated with any of this require anything beyond the most basic training.

You're living in a dream world if yo uthink everyone's a high teck.

[opebo]

I realize this is part of the delusions you need so I won't press it further. I guess it must hurt a little bit to realize you can't hold a job even in Thailand so I get the need of telling yourself that working is really easy.

What?  If only I weren't employed.  I experience the humiliation of toil at least every week, if not every day.

But I never said that 'working is really easy'.  It is incredibly hard, due however to unpleasantness rather than anxiety about any 'skill' needed.

[opebo]

Sure, if it helps you sleep I will leave you be.

You seem to believe it is reasonable or universal to have a psychological need to 'be good at work'.  I can assure you this is not the case.  However if you enjoy being a performing dog, I will leave you be.

[opebo]

Gustaf, I have never derided work, I have derided the capitalist system under which work is an apparent sign of violent oppression.  I don't find work in and of itself to be either admirable or discreditable.

[opebo]

Excellent -with India set to further liberalize its economy (with the Congress Party in relatively unambiguous control), and China's growth rate beginning to falter, the stage is now set for India to not only catch up with China but also to surpass it.

Just think of the implications for both countries if this trend holds.... 

The problem with your thesis is that 'liberalization' has proven to be deleterious to growth and economic well being (notice the depression?).

[opebo]

There's a depression in China and India?

Yes, the depression is a condition of human society.  The whole thing.