I prefer to grasp/understand demographic and social change in assessing population change than some rule of 70 Secta.
With regards to the China 6% growth - if it so good why does the China Government feel they need to stimulate the economy?
Rather than look at the number/percentage and assess it on its own. You have to ask the questions, what is the adequate/required level of growth? Is it actually growing at that rate? Whats driving that growth (for example, if the Chinese are using massive leverage to create that 6% growth, is 6% growth strong enough to generate sufficient output/revenue to repay the debt used to underpin that growth?)
Your a self proclaimed money makin man..ask yourself - if your company generated revenue of $11Trillion last year which was up 6% compared to the previous year, but your company had to borrow another $1Trillion on top of the existing $10Trillion of debt - is 6% growth good or good enough?
