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A Markdown archive of kkndme's famous Tianya forum thread on China's 2010 housing-price controls — a condensed edition kept in the original thread's chronological order, which also preserves the best replies from other users.
A Markdown archive of kkndme's famous Tianya forum thread on China's 2010 housing-price controls — a condensed edition kept in the original thread's chronological order, which also preserves the best replies from other users.Is this a program I install, or something I just read?Nothing to install or run — the whole project is one Markdown README you read like a long article. There is no code, app or build step; the repo exists purely to preserve the text.
Nothing to install or run — the whole project is one Markdown README you read like a long article. There is no code, app or build step; the repo exists purely to preserve the text.Who is it for, and why read a thread from 2010 today?Anyone curious about China's housing market. The thread was written right before prices soared and is treated as near-prophetic, so people now read it as a case study in reading policy, money supply and scarcity.
Anyone curious about China's housing market. The thread was written right before prices soared and is treated as near-prophetic, so people now read it as a case study in reading policy, money supply and scarcity.Who was kkndme and why does this thread have such a following?kkndme was a Tianya forum user whose 2010 thread analyzed housing policy before prices exploded; the archive has close to 20,000 GitHub stars because its calls on prices, taxes and inflation largely played out over the following decade.
kkndme was a Tianya forum user whose 2010 thread analyzed housing policy before prices exploded; the archive has close to 20,000 GitHub stars because its calls on prices, taxes and inflation largely played out over the following decade.Does it ever expect a crash?It admits one is theoretically possible but says under the dual-track system you won't live to see it, because state interests keep prices supported. That conviction is exactly why it keeps pushing readers to buy sooner rather than later.
It admits one is theoretically possible but says under the dual-track system you won't live to see it, because state interests keep prices supported. That conviction is exactly why it keeps pushing readers to buy sooner rather than later.What are similar projects?investing-for-beginners, Financial_freedom, chinese-buy-us-stock-guide, HowToLiveBetter, expert_readed_books, og-equity-compensation, books, zju-icicles
investing-for-beginners, Financial_freedom, chinese-buy-us-stock-guide, HowToLiveBetter, expert_readed_books, og-equity-compensation, books, zju-iciclesWhich topics is it in?forum, politics, real-estate, economics, history, investment, personal-finance, reading, collection, chinese-language, finance, knowledge-base
forum, politics, real-estate, economics, history, investment, personal-finance, reading, collection, chinese-language, finance, knowledge-base