have to see where these protests go and how they develop and we are in a reject from the university of heidelberg. thanks a lot of joining us here on data we business. thank you. to the u. s. now where airports have seen their busiest day since the corona virus pandemic began. the transportation security administration says it screened 2560000 air passengers on sunday, as people made their way home after the thanksgiving rush. that is the highest figure since december of 2019, but not quite as many as the last pre pandemic. thanksgiving back in 2019 wellness. let's bring in our wall street correspondent yann's quarter joining us from new york and youngs the asian industry in the u. s. back on its feet. now no up. the business is definitely back. we've already seen it in the 3rd quarter. that some of the big airlines here in the united states had record revenue figures, even if we still have a few less of flights than in 20 might 90. before the pandemic game hit and that we have less flights actually depends that there is still a shortage on flight attendance for instance, or also a pilot. so what

have to see where these protests go and how they developed and we are in a reject from the university of heidelberg, thanks a lot. joining us here on the to me business. thank you for the us now. when airports have seen the busiest day since, the current of ours pandemic began the transportation security administration. so that screened 2560000 passengers on sunday, as people made their way home after the thanksgiving rush. that is the highest figure since december of 2019, not quite as many as the last free pandemic thanksgiving back in 2019 on this, let's bring in our wall street. corresponding dns courts are joining us from new york. yeah. and it's the asian industry in the us back on it's feet now. now up, the business is definitely back. we've already seen it in the 3rd quarter that some of the big airlines here in the united states had record revenue figures, even if we still have a few less of flight than in 20 might 900. before the pandemic game hit, then that we have lots of flights actually depends that there's still a shortage on flight attendant for instance, or also a pilot. so what we

i can now speak to marina road, jack, who is a china specialist at the university of heidelberg, thanks a lot for joining us on the program, marina. and how much are these economic considerations playing a part in the discontent among people in china at the moment? well, is certainly do play a role if you remember in the summer there was a real estate crisis. people stopped paying their mortgage just because they were afraid they will never get to see the last they are paying for them. was a crisis with access to bank accounts, where people were protesting in front of banks saying no savings, no human rights. but it is not the only reason why people are promising. but as the economy slows here is to say that that dream of china being the largest economy in the world, sort of slipping away as well. how much of president she, jim ping's ability to cling on to power so far and keep extending his terms has been down to the performance of the economy. well, if you remember, and one of the, you know, founding minutes of the party was to make the people richer. and since things you know, thing

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