Comments on: Why long term care market in China will open up only after today’s real estate bubble pops

By: Rodenberry never thought that Speaking Trek would mean speaking Chinese and Hindi «Asia Healthcare Blog

Mon, 08 Feb 2010 18:11:04 +0000

[...] Pounds basically argues that concerns over a China-led space race would become a sustained political issue. I disagree. I could fathom it being a story for a few weeks leading up to the launch maybe, but I doubt attention spans in 2020, focused as they are on more pressing concerns (like the, by that point, out of control health spending) will be long enough to put up with a story that's any longer than that. It's more believable that the landing would mark a cultural shift: it could become a way that China definitively brands itself as the country of the moment. The Olympics didn't quite do that; they were more a lead in chapter. The article gets into this a little bit with pictures from a future mission trumping anything that Apollo brought back, but doesn't go far enough. (disclaimer: this is all assuming that the mission is not pre-empted by a giant real estate bubble burst in China). [...]

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By: Damjan

Damjan — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 20:45:06 +0000

Trust me, no moment in time is full of only lost opportunities.

By: Samuel Green

Samuel Green — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 03:42:45 +0000

Makes me wish I had enough money to start a private nursing home business. Guess I've got 10 years to save before it happens, the potential for eldercare profiteering in EVERY country is going to be phenomenal. Start investing in accessibility, palliative healthcare and Saga holidays folks!