I mean a stopped clock will still be correct at least twice a day so I'm sure the naysayers will be correct eventually too.
Anyway, I doubt China will suffer massive internal unrest, because those dictators aren't as dictatorial as you might believe and because most of the Chinese population generally support their government, at least in principle, and see instances of abuse and corruption as 'bad apples' spoiling the bunch rather than any sort of problem with the system or government itself.
In fairness, the tacit Sino-American currency union has propped up Chinese industry since the Nixon Era. Predicting that the U.S. would eventually fatigue of this arrangement wasn't totally insane. Those folks just didn't appreciate that the U.S. and China were going to keep trucking along until China's population was well and truly urbanized. China just cracked the 50% urbanization ratio in the last couple of years, so who knows if the government there will remain motivated to drag peasants into the cities, or not.
I mean a stopped clock will still be correct at least twice a day so I'm sure the naysayers will be correct eventually too.
Anyway, I doubt China will suffer massive internal unrest, because those dictators aren't as dictatorial as you might believe and because most of the Chinese population generally support their government, at least in principle, and see instances of abuse and corruption as 'bad apples' spoiling the bunch rather than any sort of problem with the system or government itself.