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O.K. krub khun I, "The purchasing power from within" which I've talked about, that there are more than 128 millions American workers whose average earning are $28,000.-/year/man, some earned more-some less. That means, more than $3.5 trillions circulate in US economy each year and that is only one fraction, there are more ways than one to earn money in US. In shorts,American workers earned about $30.000.- per capita. While Chinese workers earned about $5,000.- per capita with 744 millions workers, that's total about $3.7 trillions in circulations for the country with the population of 1.3 billion people. Chinese workers earned about 17% of American workers. While Chinese population equals to 465% of US population. In real number, Chinese earned about 5% of American as a whole. I cannot see the real purchasing power within the general Chinese population. Of course, there are some Chinese who can afford luxurious....let says 1 million, that equals to 0.1% of the whole population. Confuse? For Thailand, there are more works to be done also. I agree. But at least, Thailand is not a communist country, we didnot have government own enterprises as of China's magnitude. And when I said "ECONOMY", I meant just that, not "ECONOMIC".
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