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Jim Jubak: Is China in a Bubble?

China's economy is growing at 11% annually, which increases revenue for companies selling to Chinese consumers. But beware, says MSN Money's Jim Jubak: Although revenue is high, profits are low, because China has too much production capacity. Read more...

from YouTube on Fri, Oct 19 2007

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