Чому "інвестиції" Китаю є злом? | Економічна історія країн | Ціна держави

In 2017, 53% of the shares of the Ukrainian company "Motor Sich," one of the world's largest manufacturers of aviation technology engines, were sold to a Chinese holding company and Beijing Xinwei Technology Group. What China needed from "Motor Sich" were not the production capacities in Ukraine, which could have been developed, but solely the acquired technologies, based on which they could start their own production in the PRC. In this video, we will talk about how so-called "Chinese investments" around the world exploit the financial needs of governments, leading to the economic decline of entire countries and not promoting the flourishing of entrepreneurship. In the vast majority of cases, "investments from the PRC" are not investments but essentially loans that contain many conditions and requirements in favor of the Chinese government and Chinese companies. Subscribe to the best Ukrainian Youtube channel on economics - bit.ly/costua_youtube For advertising integrations, write to: [email protected] Support our work: Buy us coffee - www.buymeacoffee.com/costua/membership Become patrons - www.patreon.com/costua Become a sponsor of this channel to support the creation of new videos: youtube.comhttps://www.seevid.ir/fa/result?ytch=UC0AAh4OM7Ihs8hwk4vcJjtg/join Card transfer secure.wayforpay.com/donate/d5e2a1b2ed342 Support us - buy the best economics books sgo.one/QwXCXc and gifts for your loved ones sgo.one/eROHIH 00:00 Introduction 02:04 PRC investments are loans 04:09 How does the IMF loan? Example of Korea 05:40 Ukraine also collaborated with the PRC 06:13 Loans to Africa 06:50 Angola 09:26 Kenya 12:30 Djibouti 15:28 Latin America 15:45 Venezuela 17:45 Argentina 20:52 Sri Lanka 25:48 Laos 29:21 Pakistan 31:52 Kyrgyzstan 32:59 Montenegro 34:42 Greece. Port of Piraeus 35:45 How China controls other ports 37:23 One Belt, One Road 40:30 Corruption and Chinese money #economics #China #investments

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