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Thursday, November 05, 2009 1:38:59 PM
I know one thing: China still operates under a Communist regime that has some democratic facades. When a business becomes to profitable, they just take it. This makes for a tumultuous business climate. I doubt they would ever take Viaspace since it is a U.S. company, that would be political suicide. However, they can take the land being leased and anyone else who operates with them. On the other hand, this will destroy their supply chain of GKG and can potentially cause a power shortage. Depends how far integration is at the point?
Thoughts?
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