Money Can Buy Love
China isn't just investing in minerals, oil, and other raw goods -- it's buying diplomatic favors and loyalty, too. Chinese investment by region, 2005-2009, in billions of dollars:
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11:32 PM ET
July 15, 2010
That's how China plays the
That's how China plays the game. Their government make sure that they have that spot towards a positive result. As much as possible, they take advantage now and seek for better opportunities rather than to wait for nothing.martin start