Inflationary pressures. there are some of the things which are some of the things which are quite different. i would like to emphasise. the japanese economy during its lowest growth stage as i a market economy and never cut off from the global supply chain by the developed world but china can be much more hostile to domestic private capital as well as the western world which, in turn, it could be isolated from the global supply chain so i think there are some major differences between china and japan. now to thailand, and as we told you on newsday, efforts to form a government to replace military rule have been stalled since elections were held in may. katrina ell, senior economist with moody s analytics, she told me the political
The economy in china similar to japan at that time. the market has similar situations. these two are the biggest similarities in the underlying inflationary pressures. there are some of the things which are quite different. i would like to emphasise. the japanese economy during its lowest growth stage as i a market economy and never cut off from the global supply chain by the developed world but china can be much more hostile to domestic private capital as well as the western world which, in turn, it could be isolated from the global supply chain so i think there are some major differences between china and japan. the economy data which shows weak growth and record high unemployment and economy in deflation and a securing crisis, some have compared the situation in china to that of japan in the 1990s, can you talk us through the similarities?