>"The value of U.S. farm exports to China will touch $31.5 billion in the federal fiscal year ending Sept. 30, the highest ever, the U.S. Agriculture Department said Thursday in a report."
>"The value of U.S. farm exports to China will touch $31.5 billion in the federal fiscal year ending Sept. 30, the highest ever, the U.S. Agriculture Department said Thursday in a report."
The rise of the "middle class" in Asia and supplying them is something I'm watching with regards to inflation. My thesis is that this could contribute to global inflation due to obvious supply/demand dynamics. Will technology be able to increase supply to counteract this or will we just turn the money printers up to overdrive?
The rise of the "middle class" in Asia and supplying them is something I'm watching with regards to inflation. My thesis is that this could contribute to global inflation due to obvious supply/demand dynamics. Will technology be able to increase supply to counteract this or will we just turn the money printers up to overdrive?