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17th October 2011, 07:45 |
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Terimakasih untuk sharing info dan link youtube-nya. Jika ingin melihat tahapan-tahapan pembangunannya, saya sudah pernah sharingkan infonya tahun lalu, di halaman 60-61 thread ini; silakan klik di sini. Desa Huaxi tahun 1970-an Desa Huaxi Januari 2010 Desa Huaxi September 2010 NB : cek kulkas |
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17th October 2011, 07:50 |
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dan secara khusus memberikan berbagai macam intensif bagi mereka yang mau bertani dan tetap tinggal di desa. |
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17th October 2011, 10:19 |
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bagaimana ya cara membesarkan gambar? saya menggunakan attachment tapi gambar nya selalu keluar kecil |
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17th October 2011, 20:54 |
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China membangun jaringan network 4G untuk Softbank Jepang.
http://micgadget.com/16242/chinese-t...ork-for-japan/ China meluncurkan satelit milik Perancis http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2...ite-space.html |
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18th October 2011, 07:33 |
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Perkembangan teknologi yg sangat cepat membutuhkan inovasi teknologi terus menerus untuk suatu perusahaan teknologi supaya bisa survive dalam persaingan bisinis, salah satu cara adalah dengan mendirikan pusat2 R&D di negara lain dgn tujuan memanfaatkan ahli2 dinegara tsb membantu melakukan R & D, sudah banyak perusahaan2 besar yg mendirikan pusat R&D di China spt Intel, Microsoft, Samsung, Toshiba dll. Untuk Intel sampai mendirikan 4 pusat R & D di China.
Jadi kalau ada suatu produk baru dari perusahaan2 besar tsb itu sering di dalamnya sebagian adalah hasil inovasi dan penelitian dari pusat2 R&D perusahaan tsb yg didirikan di negara2 lain spt di China. Untuk Disain mobil terbaru, Nissan mendirikan studio desain di China yg tujuan nya sama dgn mendirikan pusat R&D. http://otomotif.kompas.com/read/2011...aru.di.Beijing |
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19th October 2011, 11:51 |
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Jepang dan Perancis memakai protuk teknologinya China |
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20th October 2011, 16:20 |
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China a scapegoat for US illnesses
2011-10-20 The US Senate passed the yuan bill last week on the pretext that Americans are upset over their trade deficit with China and that China is the cause of the high unemployment rate in the United States. Many US politicians consider restricting imports from China a way to solve the country's unemployment problem. It fails to realize that instead of improving employment in the United States, trade protectionism would harm American interests. Take the bilateral trade row over exports of Chinese tires to the US for example. The United Steelworkers (USW) has blamed China-made tires for disrupting the US tire producers' market. The data USW has highlighted show that four US tire plants closed between 2004 and 2008 and more than 5,000 tire workers lost their jobs. Another 3,000 workers were rendered jobless in 2009. The USW has alleged that the surging tire imports from China aggravates the country's unemployment problem and thus recommended tougher levies on them. But according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), in recent years, the average annual job loss in the US has been more than 40 million, with 2009 and 2010 seeing the loss of 63.96 million and 64.21 million jobs (including employment to unemployment and not in labor force to unemployed). As the figures show, the import of China-made tires has had little or no effect on the US job market. This is also true of other areas of Sino-US trade. Although the West, especially the US, has been criticizing China for causing unemployment, it can't furnish any concrete proof of the exact number of job losses caused by imports of Chinese products In 2008, the Economic Policy Institute, a think tank, did release a report, alleging that 2.3 million jobs had been lost in the US from 2001 to 2007 because of the imbalance in Sino-American trade - with 366,000 jobs lost in 2007 alone. Judging from such reports, though their credibility remains disputable, Chinese imports were "responsible" for less than 1 percent of the job losses in the US. So, the imbalance in Sino-US trade has hardly affected the job market in the US. For long, the West, especially the US, has taken it for granted that the trade deficit necessarily means a drain on and shortage of jobs leading to unemployment. The fact is that even without new job vacancies, people can get employment. According to the BLS, the US created 442.95 million jobs from 2001 to 2010. Based on stereotype thinking that the number of job vacancies decides a country's employment prospects, the US should have employment opportunities for a maximum of 442.95 million jobs. But, again according to the BLS, the actual number of employment opportunities was 797.8 million. That is because in a market economy, unemployment is an everyday issue, as is re-employment. The BLS says that total unseasonal unemployment in the US from January 1990 to May 2011 was 993.26 million and its total employment figure by October 2010 was 139.21 million. But the country's demographic data show that it had a total population of only 308.75 million by 2010. In this sense, the accumulated unseasonal unemployment in the US from 1990 to 2010 was more than three times the size of its population in 2010 and more than seven times its national employment figure by October 2010. Were employment and unemployment status to stay un-interchangeable, all Americans should not only have lost their jobs, but also lost them three times over. But everyone knows that it is hardly possible. Jobs are lost in a large number on a daily basis, but the jobless keep getting re-employed. This is understandable, because nowadays jobs come in a wide variety, and employees have varying levels of competence, many of whom jump from one job to another to find a place that suits them the best, though the duration of the process varies from person to person. One should remember that the rate of unemployment and socio-economic development are not necessarily interrelated. Many Western economists believe that a rapid pace of development entails a lower unemployment rate. Therefore, they say that China should adjust its foreign trade and financial policies so that socio-economic development in the West goes smoothly and the unemployment rate drops. But that is not true. In many cases, a country's unemployment rate could remain high despite its sound socio-economic development, which is better illustrated by the experiences of the US and many other Western countries. China's exports to the US do not aggravate America's unemployment problem and certainly don't pull back US economic growth. It is irrational to blame China's foreign trade policy for the high unemployment rate in the US and its continuing and pervasive economic gloom. |
20th October 2011, 17:30 |
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dimana sekutunya tidak mampu menolong karena sama2 dilanda krisis, maka China-lah yang menggelontorkan Yuan-nya untuk membantu Amerika. Nampaknya China juga tidak akan selamanya tinggal diam. China cuts holdings of US debt 2011-10-20 China divested $36.5 billion of its net holdings of US Treasury debt in August. The move was the biggest sell-off of dollar assets by Beijing this year, despite a surge in foreign demand for US financial assets as investors sought a safe haven amid the European debt crisis. Analysts said that the reduction of its holdings of US debt indicated that China has adjusted its foreign-exchange investment portfolio after the US credit rating was downgraded by Standard &Poor's in August. "It is a normal market-based operation by the Chinese government. It has to do with the volatile market conditions after the downgrade of the US credit rating," said Guo Tianyong, director of the China Banking Research Center at the Central University of Finance and Economics. China currently holds $1.137 trillion of US Treasury debt, meaning that the country is still the largest foreign owner of US debt, according to data released by the US Treasury Department on Tuesday. The August reduction was the first time that China had trimmed its US debt holdings in five months after a net purchase of more than $8 billion in July. Some analysts said that the sell-off does not necessarily mean that China has lost faith in the US dollar. Instead, they said Beijing may want to allocate more assets to US corporate bonds, which offer more stable returns. Analysts were also unsure as to whether US Treasury data, known as TIC data (Treasury International Capital System), will reveal an accurate picture of China's holdings of US debt. They argued that China buys some of its US Treasuries in London. Initial TIC estimates often attribute the purchases based on the location where they are made instead of the origin of the buyers. Despite China's reduction of US debt holdings, other major foreign investors significantly boosted their holdings in the same month as they sought a safe haven amid the growing European debt crisis. The United Kingdom boosted its US Treasury holdings to $397.2 billion in August, a rise of 2.4 percent compared with July. Japan's holdings rose to $936.6 billion, up from $914.8 billion in July, according to data from the US Treasury Department. Analysts said that dollar-denominated assets remain a safe and liquid investment option given the volume of China's purchases and the lack of alternative investment options in the market. However, Yuan Gangming, a researcher at the Center for China in the World Economy at Tsinghua University in Beijing, said that the diversification of its huge foreign-exchange reserves remains a challenge as China seeks to protect the safety of its dollar-denominated assets. In September, Beijing held talks with Rome over a possible purchase of Italian debt amid the European crisis. Meanwhile, last week China bought more Japanese debt holdings than it sold for the first time since October 2010. "China should also diversify its rapidly accumulating foreign reserves by allowing enterprises to use them to acquire resources and expand overseas investment," Yuan said. "It's the rights of China to manage its reserves suitable," Robert Hormats, a visiting US under secretary of state for economic, energy and agricultural affairs said in Beijing on Wednesday. He said his level of confidence in the US financial system is high and the quality of the US Treasury remains sound. |
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23rd October 2011, 08:24 |
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Shwegyin hydropower plant commissioned into service in Myanmar 2011-10-22 A worker examines an equipment inside the Shwegyin hydropower plant in Bago region, southern Myanmar, on Oct. 22, 2011. The Shwegyin hydropower plant was commissioned into service on Saturday. The 75 megawatt (mw) power plant, implemented by the Myanmar Ministry of Electric Power-1 and China Gezhouba Water and Power Group Co. Ltd., is installed with four generators which will generate 262 million kilowatt-hours The Shwegyin hydropower plant is pictured in Bago region, southern Myanmar, on Oct. 22, 2011. The Shwegyin hydropower plant was commissioned into service on Saturday. The 75 megawatt (mw) power plant, implemented by the Myanmar Ministry of Electric Power-1 and China Gezhouba Water and Power Group Co. Ltd., is installed with four generators which will generate 262 million kilowatt-hours (kwh). |
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