It's nice and all but none of the benefits are going to Indian people.
The Indian oil corps (state owned or otherwise) resell it to other countries or sell it domestically at a markup over INTERNATIONAL prices. And the Government adds a tax on top, just pure brilliance.
Capitalists demand "fiscal prudence" so instead of raising taxes on the rich, they squeeze more purchasing power out of the poor. Really stupid.
You could put it behind an elitist wall. How do you get in? With a stupid hour long interview which you have to wait in queue for 8 hrs (talking about certain private torrent sites).
But really, I don't care. LLMs can't replace real online forums.
They can't do anything because the Government works for the oligarchs. They can't increase taxes or raise fiscal deficits because foreign investors might get mad and refuse to lend Dollars to the oligarchs.
So, their solution is denial or using neoclassical garbage to blame welfare recipients for not wanting to work.
still a good feature to have regardless. i like overnight charging at 10W but if i forgor then its useful. xiaomi has a night time slow charging mode too i think so you may not even need a separate charger.
i disagree, U.S. is plenty capable, third most populous country, vast resources, its political system needs a purge
. i would love to see actual competition between China, Russia and the U.S. it would be the best for the Global South but instead we have the U.S. and the west strangling the Global south through its institutions like the IMF.
Therein lies the crux of the situation. On one hand she is absolutely right. As in Africa, Global South countries are reacting to economic outreach from China and Russia because a) they need it and America (private nor public) isn't in the game and b) help from China and Russia doesn't appear to come with as many strings as U.S. assistance might demand.
it would be funny if they help global South countries build up productive forces, but that goes against everything U.S. is about. America doesn't even have a domestic Marshall plan.
In May, officials unveiled the biggest rescue package yet. It contains a 300 billion-yuan ($42 billion) central bank fund that attempts to help local governments buy finished but unsold homes and turn them into subsidized housing.
Separately, the IMF warned of “significant downside risks” to China’s inflation outlook, saying “a negative domestic demand shock amid high debt levels could trigger a period of sustained deflation.”
Does it tough? Why would aggregate demand collapse because of real estate developers going bankrupt? They make up a small part of the population and hoard more of their wealth. Also, very funny that IMF only cares about private debt buildup when it affects the
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Where is the concern for a demand shock when you pressure Kenya and Nigeria into raising sales taxes, which has much greater impact on aggregate demand?
I hate ycombinator but here:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36873927