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Adjunto al director de EL MUNDO, donde he echado los dientes y las canas. Estudio digitalización en Esade
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A Leonel Fernández, reflexiones de un amigo

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By Francisco Pascual Verified
| El Nuevo Diario Verified
Leer resumen de la noticia (IA) CLICK AQUÍ Analizando noticia... por favor espera.
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China is missing a planet

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By Francisco Pascual Verified
| MSN Verified
Francisco Pascual Chinese factories produce more solar panels, more lithium batteries, and more electric vehicles than their consumers and those of the rest of the world combined. Specifically, they double the demand for these two products of the entire planet. This means that their production is not subject to or conditioned by the market, but by their economic policy. The situation stems from a structural imbalance that has been growing over the years.
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A China le falta planeta

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By Francisco Pascual Verified
| El Mundo Verified
Las fábricas chinas producen más paneles solares, más baterías de litio y más vehículos eléctricos de los que compran sus consumidores y los del resto del mundo juntos. En concreto, de los dos primeros productos duplican la demanda de todo el planeta. Eso quiere decir que su producción no está sujeta ni condicionada por el mercado, sino por su política económica. La situación deriva de un desequilibrio estructural que va creciendo con los años.
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