The G-20 summit gets under way today. We get an update on what’s happening as the leaders of the world’s biggest economies sit down to discuss the global financial crisis from John Authers, Global Investment Editor of The Financial Times. We’ll also be joined by Mary Jordan Foreign Correspondent for the Washington Post.

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perhaps it is true that the 3rd world factory countries like china cannot keep counting on the "great big hungry maw of the us to keep gobbling up your products" -- but that doesn't necessarily make it true that other countries will "pick up the slack."
just because china has 4 times the population doesn't make them anything but exceedingly well populated.
consumer spending is not necessarily linked to rising populations.
for example, in the mid 90s, india had a consumer middle class of 250 million. 15 years later that number is the same.
as an american owning property on the west coast, i am far more concerned about china's middle class drying up and fleeing.
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