China's frustration

Knowing that Carmen Reinhart is an economist that deals with international trade, allows me to interpret that what she states may be close to being completely accurate. With this being said I thought the article was rather easy to understand. Once again there is a discussion that talks about denying data to the public audience that causes a chain reaction close to being a crisis. China has allowed loans and shares to happen amongst other countries, but since the loans were not recorded with the rest of the international data, gaps within information leading to a potential economic crisis. According to the chart displayed Cuba owes the highest amount of debt to China compared to other countries, meaning that there are more than just one country that is bending the economy. Although some issues have been hidden, time eventually decides to bring about the reality, especially when it comes to debt. In general this debt is breaking the economic progress and making such things process at a slower rate. With this being said, the cost that is determined by the actions of those who got money money loaned are greater than the benefit that is being received. Holes within loans and other shares have cause China to be rather frustrated and angry, thus leading to a decrease in exports that are needed by certain countries. Once again the economy is suffering shakes within not only country issues but international issues as well. This weakening the economy as a whole.