Player FM - Internet Radio Done Right
26 subscribers
Checked 1y ago
Aggiunto tredici anni fa
Contenuto fornito da Shiu Shiu. Tutti i contenuti dei podcast, inclusi episodi, grafica e descrizioni dei podcast, vengono caricati e forniti direttamente da Shiu Shiu o dal partner della piattaforma podcast. Se ritieni che qualcuno stia utilizzando la tua opera protetta da copyright senza la tua autorizzazione, puoi seguire la procedura descritta qui https://it.player.fm/legal.
Player FM - App Podcast
Vai offline con l'app Player FM !
Vai offline con l'app Player FM !
風蕭蕭 ShiuShiu Podcast
Segna tutti come (non) riprodotti ...
Manage series 2911
Contenuto fornito da Shiu Shiu. Tutti i contenuti dei podcast, inclusi episodi, grafica e descrizioni dei podcast, vengono caricati e forniti direttamente da Shiu Shiu o dal partner della piattaforma podcast. Se ritieni che qualcuno stia utilizzando la tua opera protetta da copyright senza la tua autorizzazione, puoi seguire la procedura descritta qui https://it.player.fm/legal.
Segna tutti come (non) riprodotti ...
Manage series 2911
Contenuto fornito da Shiu Shiu. Tutti i contenuti dei podcast, inclusi episodi, grafica e descrizioni dei podcast, vengono caricati e forniti direttamente da Shiu Shiu o dal partner della piattaforma podcast. Se ritieni che qualcuno stia utilizzando la tua opera protetta da copyright senza la tua autorizzazione, puoi seguire la procedura descritta qui https://it.player.fm/legal.
Semua episode
×金三角鴉片大王羅星漢,中國歷代政治制度:秦之統一 2013年07月30日 主持人:蕭若元,趙善軒,林匡正
薄熙來最後一曲,大陸不會破產只會革命 2013年07月30日 主持人:蕭若元,趙善軒,林匡正
梁振英不如老董,長毛怒插囤地波,大球場揚威海外 2013年07月30日 主持人:蕭若元,趙善軒,林匡正
王林魔術騙案,成王敗寇:身體語言 2013年07月25日 主持人:蕭若元,蘇浩,Henry
劉慧卿誣蔑人力,夾實佔中B隊 2013年07月25日 主持人:蕭若元,蘇浩,Henry
陳茂波講大話,侯志強成功靠父幹 2013年07月25日 主持人:蕭若元,蘇浩,Henry
長毛毓民應用文,全民制憲的真相,中國歷代政治制度:秦始皇的速亡 2013年07月23日 主持人:蕭若元,趙善軒,林匡正
預言李氏王朝的衰亡,國企取代華資,大明皇朝的現實寫照,中國經濟撞上萬里長城,日本大選 2013年07月23日 主持人:蕭若元,趙善軒,林匡正 Paul Krugman: China’s economy has hit its Great Wall Paul Krugman, The New York Times | 13/07/20 China’s new woes are the last thing the rest of us needed, writes economist Paul Krugman. Tomohiro Ohsumi/BloombergChina’s new woes are the last thing the rest of us needed, writes economist Paul Krugman. All economic data are best viewed as a peculiarly boring genre of science fiction, but Chinese data are even more fictional than most. Add a secretive government, a controlled press and the sheer size of the country, and it’s harder to figure out what’s really happening in China than it is in any other major economy. Yet the signs are now unmistakable: China is in big trouble. We’re not talking about some minor setback along the way, but something more fundamental. The country’s whole way of doing business, the economic system that has driven three decades of incredible growth, has reached its limits. You could say that the Chinese model is about to hit its Great Wall, and the only question now is just how bad the crash will be. Start with the data, unreliable as they may be. What immediately jumps out at you when you compare China with almost any other economy, aside from its rapid growth, is the lopsided balance between consumption and investment. All successful economies devote part of their current income to investment rather than consumption, so as to expand their future ability to consume. China, however, seems to invest only to expand its future ability to invest even more. America, admittedly on the high side, devotes 70% of its gross domestic product to consumption; for China, the number is only half that high, while almost half of GDP is invested. How is that even possible? What keeps consumption so low, and how have the Chinese been able to invest so much without (until now) running into sharply diminishing returns? The answers are the subject of intense controversy. The story that makes the most sense to me, however, rests on an old insight by the economist W. Arthur Lewis, who argued that countries in the early stages of economic development typically have a small modern sector alongside a large traditional sector containing huge amounts of “surplus labour” — underemployed peasants making at best a marginal contribution to overall economic output. The existence of this surplus labour, in turn, has two effects. First, for a while such countries can invest heavily in new factories, construction and so on without running into diminishing returns, because they can keep drawing in new labour from the countryside. Second, competition from this reserve army of surplus labour keeps wages low even as the economy grows richer. Indeed, the main thing holding down Chinese consumption seems to be that Chinese families never see much of the income being generated by the country’s economic growth. Some of that income flows to a politically connected elite; but much of it simply stays bottled up in businesses, many of them state-owned enterprises. It’s all very peculiar by our standards, but it worked for several decades. Now, however, China has hit the “Lewis point” — to put it crudely, it’s running out of surplus peasants. That should be a good thing. Wages are rising; finally, ordinary Chinese are starting to share in the fruits of growth. But it also means that the Chinese economy is suddenly faced with the need for drastic “rebalancing” — the jargon phrase of the moment. Investment is now running into sharply diminishing returns and is going to drop drastically no matter what the government does; consumer spending must rise dramatically to take its place. The question is whether this can happen fast enough to avoid a nasty slump. And the answer, increasingly, seems to be no. The need for rebalancing has been obvious for years, but China just kept putting off the necessary changes, instead boosting the economy by keeping the currency undervalued and flooding it with cheap credit. (Since someone is going to raise this issue: No, this bears very little resemblance to the Federal Reserve’s policies here.) These measures postponed the day of reckoning but also ensured that this day would be even harder when it finally came. And now it has arrived. How big a deal is this for the rest of us? At market values — which is what matters for the global outlook — China’s economy is still only modestly bigger than Japan’s; it’s around half the size of either the U.S. or the European Union. So it’s big but not huge, and, in ordinary times, the world could probably take China’s troubles in stride. Unfortunately, these aren’t ordinary times: China is hitting its Lewis point at the same time that Western economies are going through their “Minsky moment,” the point when overextended private borrowers all try to pull back at the same time, and in so doing provoke a general slump. China’s new woes are the last thing the rest of us needed. No doubt many readers are feeling some intellectual whiplash. Just the other day we were afraid of the Chinese. Now we’re afraid for them. But our situation has not improved. New York Times News Service…
陳茂波就囤地,李氏皇朝最終章-賣百佳 2013年07月23日 主持人:蕭若元,趙善軒,林匡正
四大名將:漢尼拔的戰陣,成王敗寇:解讀身體語言 2013年07月18日 主持人:蕭若元,蘇浩,Henry
同志唔捐得血?,群眾運動原則 2013年07月18日 主持人:蕭若元,蘇浩,Henry
八股文,匈奴突厥鮮卑,中國歷代政治制度:墨家入秦與商鞅變法 2013年07月16日 主持人:蕭若元,趙善軒,林匡正
大陸女警打交,張亮聲自殺亡,新義安源流,龍頭案,DSE感人事,大細胸,束胸 2013年07月16日 主持人:蕭若元,趙善軒,林匡正
女,咸濕考,張曉明談篩選,四方的民主素養,青關愛打人 2013年07月16日 主持人:蕭若元,趙善軒,林匡正
李天一案,福爾摩蕭論陳振聰案,四大名將:漢尼拔與羅馬,成王敗寇:身體語言 2013年07月11日 主持人:蕭若元,劉嗡,Henry http://cablenews.i-cable.com/webapps/news_video/index.php?news_id=411197 http://www.bbc.co.uk/zhongwen/trad/china/2013/07/130708_litianyi_charged.shtml 李天一涉嫌強姦案被正式提起公訴 2012年9月李天一被解除勞教後曾改名為李冠豐。 備受關注的「紅二代」、「星二代」李天一等人涉嫌強姦案周一(8日)被北京檢方公訴至法院。 據中國媒體報道,北京市海澱區檢察院於5月6日受理了北京市公安局海澱分局移送審查起訴的李天一等五人涉嫌強姦一案。 期間,為完善證據,檢方將此案依法退回公安機關補充偵查一次。現已查明,李天一等五人的行為觸犯了《中華人民共和國刑法》第236條第三款第(四)項規定,涉嫌構成強姦罪,且系輪姦。 7月8日,北京市海澱區檢察院依法對李天一等人涉嫌強姦一案向海澱區法院正式提起公訴。 案件背景: 2013年2月19日,北京市海澱區警方接到一名年紀十七八歲的楊姓女子報案,該女子聲稱自己在2月17日晚上和李天一等人在海澱區某酒吧喝酒醉了之後被帶到一家名叫「湖北大廈」的賓館輪姦,警方接到報案之後迅速採取行動調查取證逮捕罪犯。 2013年2月21日,北京市海澱區警方穿著便衣在順景溫泉酒店停車場圍堵李天一等人的豪車,最終逮捕李天一等五名嫌犯。 2013年3月7日,中央電視台新聞中心官方微博發佈一條「央視快訊」,李天一因涉嫌強姦罪,已被檢察機關批捕。 2013年3月8日,從北京市檢方稱,李雙江之子李某等人因涉嫌輪姦已被批捕,李某確定為未成年人。 年齡問題 對於李冠豐的年齡,有網友在微博上提出質疑,因為2006年李雙江、夢鴿、李天一參加鳳凰衛視《魯豫有約》節目時曾說當他時是14歲。 北京市陸通聯合律師事務所是李天一母親夢鴿聘請的辯護律師,2013年3月19日,北京市陸通聯合律師事務所發出聲明,聲明指出,李冠豐是未成年人,社會輿論不能對李天一進行審判,案件進程保密,不實報道將追究法律責任。 刑法專家張蘊章認為,假若李天一年齡是17歲,他將受到最高刑罰處罰是10年有期徒刑;假若李天一是成年人,最低的刑法處罰是10年有期徒刑,情節嚴重可以判處無期徒刑或者死刑。 李天一母親夢鴿2月23日接受《華西都市報》採訪時表示「兒子犯下了大錯,該怎麼處理我們就怎麼處理,根據法律事實來判決這個事。但是,兒子還是未成年人,希望得到媒體和大眾的寬容,將來他的人生有一個新的生存空間」。 2013年6月27日,北京警方稱,李天一案已偵查完結,進入檢方審查起訴階段。因李天一為未成年人,該案將不公開審理。 網絡熱詞 曾有媒體報道稱,負責調查此案的北京警方曾表示,2013年2月17日晚,李天一與另外四個男孩在北京一家酒吧內,將一名喝醉酒女孩帶到湖北大廈房間,輪流與該女孩發生性關係。 北京警方避而不談「輪姦」二字,而將案件過程描述為「輪流發生性關係」,這一言論迅速引來了法律人士的質疑。警方 「輪流發生性關係」的措辭也一度迅速成為網路熱詞。 但北京市公安局相關工作人員在接受人民網採訪時否認在處理該案過程中曾使用過『輪流發生性關係』的詞語。 3月1日,公安機關對李天一等5人涉嫌強姦罪一案報送檢察院申請批准逮捕。 中國《刑法》第17條規定,已滿十六周歲的人犯罪,應當負刑事責任。已滿十四周歲不滿十六周歲的人,犯故意殺人、故意傷害致人重傷或者死亡、強姦、搶劫、販賣毒品、放火、爆炸、投毒罪的,應當負刑事責任。已滿十四周歲不滿十八周歲的人犯罪,應當從輕或者減輕處罰。 此外,《刑法》第236條規定,以暴力、脅迫或者其他手段強姦婦女的,處三年以上十年以下有期徒刑。姦淫不滿十四周歲的幼女的,以強姦論,從重處罰。強姦婦女、姦淫幼女,處十年以上有期徒刑、無期徒刑或者死刑。…
Benvenuto su Player FM!
Player FM ricerca sul web podcast di alta qualità che tu possa goderti adesso. È la migliore app di podcast e funziona su Android, iPhone e web. Registrati per sincronizzare le iscrizioni su tutti i tuoi dispositivi.