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Chapter List (57) Free
- 1: preamble
- 2: Chapter 1 Deciphering the Conspiracy of Financial Unrestricted Warfare
- 3: 2. Why China has inflation
- 4: 3. How do international financial speculators get rich
- 5: 4. Spokesperson for international financial speculators
- 6: V. Strategic guiding ideology of financial unrestricted warfare
- 7: 6. Fight a financial overrun blocking war
- 8: Chapter 2 Financial Unrestricted Warfare: How They Calculated China
- 9: 2. Lessons from Japan and the Asian Financial Crisis
- 10: 3. Chinese companies being calculated by international financial speculators
- 11: 4. How Chinese companies are counted
- 12: 5. What is pricing power?
- 13: Chapter 3 The Victim of Unrestricted Financial Warfare—Russia Has Been Spoofed
- 14: 2. How Russia Was Calculated
- 15: 3. Where does the trapped Russia go?
- 16: 4. Case Analysis
- 17: Chapter 4 How the Financial Crisis Impacts the Real Economy
- 18: 2. A Financial System That Destroys Confidence
- 19: 3. The days when you can’t borrow money
- 20: 4. Americans do not buy Chinese products
- 21: 5. Financial institutions stop playing
- 22: 6. What will Obama do?
- 23: Chapter Five: How China Rescues the Market (1)
- 24: Second, the means of rescue
- 25: 3. How to spend the 4 trillion RMB is the right way
- 26: 4. How to expand domestic demand
- 27: 5. New ideas of supply creating demand
- 28: Chapter 6 How China Rescues the Market (2)
- 29: 2. Throw American credit cards to the Chinese
- 30: 3. The impact of the bursting of the consumption bubble in the United States
- 31: 4. Sino-US cooperation stimulates consumption
- 32: 5. The Big Three U.S. auto companies are calling for help
- 33: 6. What will China do after the US consumption bubble bursts?
- 34: Chapter 7 Under the Impact of the Financial Crisis: Outlook for China's Stock Market in 2009
- 35: 2. Is increasing GDP a panacea for saving the economy?
- 36: 3. What is the share reform?
- 37: 4. How the stock index fell
- 38: 5. Looking to the future
- 39: Chapter 8 Under the Impact of the Financial Crisis: Prospects for China's Property Market in 2009
- 40: 2. The illusion brought about by rising housing prices
- 41: 3. What is the real crisis brought about by the property market bubble
- 42: 4. Incomprehensible real estate prices
- 43: 5. Will there be a capital crisis in China?
- 44: 6. What people in the industry think
- 45: 7. Hong Kong's real estate industry collectively survives the winter
- 46: 8. Controversy over the inflection point theory
- 47: 9. The hand that pulls housing prices up and down
- 48: Chapter 9 Personal Coping in Financial Crisis
- 49: 2. What is gold investment
- 50: 3. Gold is pegged to the U.S. dollar
- 51: 4. Is gold worth investing in?
- 52: Five, the characteristics of gold price
- 53: Chapter 10 How Enterprises Cope with the Financial Crisis
- 54: 2. The impact of the financial crisis on Hong Kong
- 55: 3. Diversified investment strategy
- 56: 4. Be conservative during the Great Depression
- 57: 5. Avoid the loss of inflation
