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by xue96pwsh on 2012-02-24 15:36:31

Forward: The problems occurring in China's economic policy today, similar to Korean autologous fat breast augmentation plastic surgery, are entirely a replica of Japan's economic mistakes in 1989. How much does Chulalongkorn breast augmentation cost in Thailand? What is the best breast enhancement method? What can enhance breasts? In 1989, just like today, the U.S. economy was mired in a severe recession. At that time, the Bank of Japan, Japan's economic community, and Japanese media were all talking about fighting inflation. From 1987 to 1989, against the backdrop of a significant U.S. economic recession, the Bank of Japan strongly tightened Japan's domestic money supply, causing the Japanese stock market to plummet by as much as 60% in 1990. Similarly, in June and July of 2007, against the backdrop of worsening U.S. subprime debt, China’s central bank, economic community, and media were also consistently discussing anti-inflation measures. Therefore, in 2008, the collapse of China's stock market was a reenactment of a knowledge issue and a man-made disaster.

Our current economic policies are replaying Japan's economic policies on the eve of the 1989 Japanese stock market crash. Following the severe blow to Japan's economy in 1990 and the U.S. economy's descent into recession, the Japanese government launched a massive plan to expand domestic road and bridge construction, leading to substantial government spending crowding out private capital space, which ultimately resulted in Japan's prolonged 20-year economic decline. Today, the Japanese economic policies after 1990 have been replicated in China's economic policies in 2008. Thus, I make this prediction: within two years, China will follow the path of Japan's major economic decline.

(Note: The original Chinese text includes various unrelated topics such as different types of breast augmentation methods, which may not be directly relevant to the main economic argument. These have been included for completeness but could be omitted depending on the context of the translation.)