Chart of the week: China’s surplus is not as big as it seems + The G20’s seven pillars of friction

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not see what this interesting charts shows U.S.

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JGBellHimself | November 10 8:19am

Having followed the trade surpluses of Canada, Mexico and Venezuela with U.S. which are based on oil, we noticed that excluding China ALL of the other major "surplus countries" are oil exporters. And, we note that the two largest oil importers are now China and U.S.

So, China is using U.S. to pay for their oil and create jobs, while selling U.S. our Christmas toys at Walmart.

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Surplus versus deficit countries

Manipulators vs manipulated

Tighteners vs splurgers

Democracies vs autocracies

West vs the rest

Interventionists vs souverainistes

Big vs small

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Chart of the week: China’s surplus is not as big as it seems
http://blogs.ft.com/beyond-brics/2010/11/08/chart-of-the-week-chinas-surplus-not-as-big-as-it-seems/
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The G20’s seven pillars of friction
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/980b2040-eb43-11df-811d-00144feab49a.html#axzz14rc5aWTD
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G-20: The new global economy

http://money.cnn.com/news/economy/g20/interactive/index.html

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