Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "China's Overseas Orders Cut In Half!Oil Industry Profits Nose-diving Close to 100%!Economic Collapse" video.

If there was a widely known way, then that method would be falsified too. At one point people were using tax revenue to show growth was only half of what was reported.
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Misleading, as most of the buyers of the artificially cheap EVs are first time car buyers. Also, gasoline is expensive in China. There should be big profits from selling small amounts locally
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The two resemble each other while they're in the process of happening. And a lot of Chinese people are leaving China. They've destroyed all the farmland and now food is too expensive.
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@Not You since when are economics simple? Even in the US, most people who own an EV also own a gas car. While in China the only reason anyone is buying these trash EVs is because they are sold for a fraction manufacture costs. Remember that most Chinese can't afford cars, they use motorbikes and/or public transit.
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@Advance to Tabletop Not necessarily. Right now China's EV makers are making EVs regardless if sold so they can collect subsidies and just scrap unused EVs
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@redrust3 Some of them did when a fraud scheme was busted, but there's all sorts of incentives around on the state and federal level.
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@wakannnai1 you'd think, but if everyone caught on they'd just double count revenue (E.G. local revenue is counted on both city and state revenue figures)
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@geekseven3477 go away
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