How will inflation in China affect the USA?

[upi402]

Given the regime's failing effort to curb inflation, as reported on Asian news media, inflation continues. So, if China continues to print money to peg value to the USD will it see more inflation than the predicted inflation in the USA?

Will this increase jobs here to a helpful level?

How will it affect our debt?

[Warpy]

1. In the short term, with inflation in the cost of the goods they produce.

In the long term, a lessening of corporate profit based on using near slave labor in China and shipping the goods around the planet to the US will make China look less attractive. Reopening plants in the US near the point of consumption will start to look a little more attractive.

This assumes they won't simply devalue the Yuan to compensate for it.

[notesdev]

2. What's going on

is that we are exporting a lot of our inflation to them... their own damn fault for pegging to us.

[Uben]

3. Walmart prices going up!

Won't be long before America will be consedered a cheap labor market in the world. Just keep holding them wages and benefits down.

[ixion]

4. You'd have to pay more for cheap garbage

would one clearly visible change.

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[roamer65]

6. Eventually they will break the peg...

and import the inflation to us.