TODAY, as China faces risk through upgrading the structure of its economy, the general consensus is that these risks are in the main manageable. More specifically, China's current debt level is under control and with...TODAY, as China faces risk through upgrading the structure of its economy, the general consensus is that these risks are in the main manageable. More specifically, China's current debt level is under control and withdrawal of the quantitative easing monetary policy, or QE, by developed nations, is not likely to trigger a financial crisis in the country. Looking further, challenges of overcapacity are being resolved and the possibility of economic turbulence brought about by the real estate market bubble is slight.展开更多
As China faces risks through upgrading the structure of its economy, the general consensus is that these dsks are in the main manageable. More specifically, China's current debt level is under control and the U.S. ta...As China faces risks through upgrading the structure of its economy, the general consensus is that these dsks are in the main manageable. More specifically, China's current debt level is under control and the U.S. tapering of quantitative easing (QE) is not likely to trigger a financial crisis in the country. Looking further ahead, the challenges of over- capacity are being addressed and the possibility of economic turbulence brought about by the real estate bubble is slight展开更多
文摘TODAY, as China faces risk through upgrading the structure of its economy, the general consensus is that these risks are in the main manageable. More specifically, China's current debt level is under control and withdrawal of the quantitative easing monetary policy, or QE, by developed nations, is not likely to trigger a financial crisis in the country. Looking further, challenges of overcapacity are being resolved and the possibility of economic turbulence brought about by the real estate market bubble is slight.
文摘As China faces risks through upgrading the structure of its economy, the general consensus is that these dsks are in the main manageable. More specifically, China's current debt level is under control and the U.S. tapering of quantitative easing (QE) is not likely to trigger a financial crisis in the country. Looking further ahead, the challenges of over- capacity are being addressed and the possibility of economic turbulence brought about by the real estate bubble is slight