アメンバーニュースに「米アップルのスマートフォンｉＰｈｏｎｅ5は来年夏に発売されると、ＣＮＥＴが報じた。また、現在発売中のスティーブ・ジョブズ氏の遺作とされるｉＰｈｏｎｅ4Ｓだが、本当の遺作は実はｉＰｈｏｎｅ5なのだという。」 ＣＮＥＴによると、アナリストのアショク・クマ氏は、ｉＰｈｏｎｅ5はジョブズ氏が最後まで取り組んでいたもので、今までのアップル作品の中で最高傑作になると見ている。
というのが載ってました。楽しみです。はい5狙ってます。6も気になりますが…。
中国の裏経済６兆円規模なんだそうです。ちなみに2010GDPは３６兆円だそうで、驚きませんが、やっばりなかりの額なんですね。
理由は明確ではありませんが、行く認可の方が、中国経済の原則の度合いはなだらかで、なんとか手当てできそうだと意見しておられるそうです。↓
本日の発表はどんな感じになるんでしょうね。
The Australian October 04, 2011 12:00AM
The Chinese sharemarket has continued to underperform global markets, with the Shanghai Composite Index down 15 per cent this year, compared with an 8.5 per cent drop in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index and a 12.3 per cent fall in the MSCI World Index.
Still, underpinning all the commentary about China's economy is a rising concern about the reliability of the country's headline economic statistics, particularly GDP and inflation.
China has a much larger black or grey economy -- economic activity based on untaxed cash transactions not recorded in official statistics -- than the world's other big economies.
Leading Chinese economic professor Gu Haibing wrote recently that the "hidden economy" in China is worth up to 6 trillion yuan ($974 billion), including all unregistered underground businesses such as gambling, the sex industry, unregistered factories, and street markets. China's GDP in 2010 was 36 trillion yuan.
There has been widespread concern about the effect of a significant downturn or return to recession in Europe and/or the US on China's export-driven model, which saw $US230 billion ($238.6bn) wiped off the value of the export sector in the 2008 downturn.
"External demand has weakened a little, but with the latest official exports growth number still rising at over 20 per cent year-on-year, the impact is not yet significant," HSBC Research Co-Head Qu Hongbin said. "Although we expect exports growth to moderate further in the coming months due to weakening external demand, provided the US and European economies do not both enter a simultaneous recession, we do not expect a severe dip on the scale of the 2008-09 downturn."
Morgan Stanley Asia chairman Stephen Roach believes that China's looming slowdown will be both manageable and welcome.
"Fears of a hard landing are overblown," Mr Roach said in comment piece released at the weekend.
"(But) there are now major questions about the sustenance of China's long powerful export-led growth model.
"Accordingly, China has no choice but to move quickly to implement the pro-consumption initiatives of its recently enacted 12th Five-Year Plan. Strategic transition is what modern China is all about."
China's next quarterly data will be released on October