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Chapter 1327: Chapter 1182: Dancing on the Knife’s Edge (Please Subscribe!)
Kan Qin nodded.
Ling seemed to be preparing to only take Huaxia along for the ride.
Theoretically,
countries in need of the "Mozambique model"
want infrastructure development, general living supplies, and materials. They don’t need photolithography machines, five-axis CNC machining centers, or heavy-tonnage forging presses.
Huaxia
is one of the few countries in the world that possesses a complete industrial chain. Its large, highly-skilled workforce and powerful manufacturing clusters, along with Myanmar’s local enterprises, are sufficient to meet all the needs of those countries.
However,
from a safety perspective,
they really should bring in more allies.
To ensure the stability of the supply chain.
Otherwise,
having only one ally
makes it easy for others to choke them.
"Isn’t relying on a single ally too risky?" Kan Qin asked doubtfully.
Ling nodded slightly
then shook her head.
"There are risks, but in the initial phase, we shouldn’t expand too much. Otherwise, if problems arise and too many are involved, it’s going to get too complicated. We will gradually absorb more suppliers into our distribution system."
In the future,
new members must be brought in.
Otherwise,
if it’s just the two of you playing,
others will just watch, and it’s impossible for them to feel balanced. Even those within the system will have their thoughts. The complexity of interests is actually beneficial for the healthy operation of the entire system.
Global industry division
is one of the United States’ global economic strategies.
The goal is to achieve a monopoly on high-end manufacturing and technology.
Other countries
are meant to focus on manufacturing,
or supply raw materials.
Tang Qing also has such a plan—it’s just altering it from being U.S.-led to his direction. Even if he can’t lead, he must join in the game, seeking to establish rules for the global economic order.
The "Mozambique model" is the overall economic strategy for the considerable future and also the financial strategy for the internationalization of the Asia Dollar—economy and finance complement each other.
Tang Qing also knows
that this model has always been closely watched by Huaxia. Many economists believe it to be an important, if not the only, means for Huaxia’s future economic soft landing.
Before,
he had worried about it being learned and competing with the Asia Dollar.
However,
it turned out that he was overthinking.
This tactic
is actually undercutting the U.S. dollar empire. If the RMB makes a move, the United States will certainly not sit idly by, while the Asia Dollar is different—a new currency without Huaxia’s background—so the U.S. isn’t overly concerned about it causing major chaos.
The threat is much smaller.
In other words,
now this model is like dancing on the edge of a knife for the Asia Dollar.
The Asia Dollar pioneers the way, with Huaxia keeping watch behind them. This way, they can easily advance or retreat.
If it blows up,
the Asia Dollar will take the brunt.
For being the ’lab rat’ or the ’scout crossing the river by feeling the stones,’ Tang Qing doesn’t feel it’s a loss. After five to ten years, if Huaxia can indeed achieve an economic soft landing in this manner,
he would consider it a good deed accomplished.
A hard landing
really hurts.
Seeing that Ling hadn’t lost her mind,
Kan Qin breathed a sigh of relief.
"Understood, I’ll go back and prepare right away."
"Hmm."
Subsequently,
Kan Qin took the documents and returned to his office. He needed to arrange his tasks according to the plan and also fill in his knowledge about those countries. The first country to visit was Mozambique.
Though busy,
Kan Qin was very happy.
He hadn’t expected
that one day
they would be able to create such a big movement.
This time,
he was bringing
a loan of ten billion Asia Dollars. Otherwise, without an invitation, it’s rare to initiate visits. This time, to complete the task of reserve currency buildup for other nations, they began to throw money around.
This was no easy task to accomplish.
Even up to this point,
relying on the frequent trade exchanges between the two sides,
Huaxia’s foreign exchange reserves only occasionally held over 30 billion Asia Dollars, with other countries hardly reaching several billion, and Mozambique even less so, because the Asia Dollar loans given to it were all converted to goods.
And then flowed back.
On Mozambique’s books,
it was only by Tang Qing forcibly setting a minimum stock of 10 billion Asia Dollars that the task was completed; otherwise, given Mozambique’s situation, they would definitely exhaust that number to zero before being satisfied.
...
Visiting abroad,
of course, wouldn’t just involve Kan Qin.
Ling would also take on a bit, with Kan Qin responsible for some of the smaller countries. This year, Ling’s main itinerary included only two places: Huaxia and the Polar Bear.
Advancing side by side.
The goal was only one---to expand economic cooperation.
...
In Nidu,
Longwan International Hotel,
within a business suite,
Jiao Han stood quietly in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows, holding a glass of fruit wine in her hand. Ever since fruit wine became popular, she fell for its flavor. The red wine she previously loved most now tasted strange to her.
Hard to adapt to.
She was Ge Feng’s cousin.
Two years younger than Ge Feng.
Her ambitions strong,
right after graduating from business school, she followed her family in business endeavors. This time, she took the initiative to come here to expand the market. Unfortunately, she arrived too late; all the big suites in the city were already booked.
Even this business suite,
she acquired at a high price.
If you think about it,
making money
is no match for the human instinct to survive.
In almost the half-hour that the news was broadcast, the good rooms were almost fully booked, and businessmen looking to make profits did not react as promptly. By the time they did, the average rooms were all gone.
Although she hadn’t been here long,
she had already seen the potential of this land.
Through TV and various channels,
many people had practically confirmed the effectiveness of the Transcription Fluid and the high medical standards here. In other places, patients whom doctors said wouldn’t last a week were now bouncing with life.
So far,
no cancer patient who arrived here
had died.
What was even more frightening was
that even other diseases with extremely high mortality rates
were somehow managed with medical treatments here. Only, the outside world was still unclear about the methods used because in many patients’ descriptions, they only mentioned being unaware under anesthesia.
Once they woke up,
they were healed.
Now,
this place had almost become the center of global attention in the medical field.
As long as it maintained this cure rate,
this place would be a treasure. As far as she knew, almost all hotels here had received numerous foreign capital acquisition requests, with many foreign investors buying property and land.
However,
there was one rule here that left them speechless.
If you bought land,
it could only be used for construction, not for investment. In other words, you could not buy it and just hold onto it, let alone hoard it for a few months to half a year and then sell it. If you wanted to sell, you had to sell the final product.
This regulation,
both domestic and foreign investors
had to abide by, otherwise, the government had the authority to take it back at the original price. This made many people want to curse. Wasn’t this blatantly forcing people who bought land to invest even more money into building houses?
And you couldn’t just build anything.
It couldn’t detract from the city’s image.
It couldn’t conflict with city planning.
It couldn’t...
In short,
even if you were speculating,
you had to do it decently. We’re all civilized people, don’t be so sloppy.
However,
no matter how many requirements there were,
they couldn’t suppress the merchants’ thirst for profits.
