The Chinese slowdown
China’s massive stimulus from 2009 to 2011 sunk money into projects that are generating little or no returns. The continuing gush of credit allowed companies to paper over these losses […]
China’s massive stimulus from 2009 to 2011 sunk money into projects that are generating little or no returns. The continuing gush of credit allowed companies to paper over these losses […]
Overall credit has jumped from $9 trillion to $23 trillion since the Lehman crisis. “They have replicated the entire US commercial banking system in five years,” she said. Chinese credit […]
These challenges can be distilled into one statistic: household consumption accounts for only around 38 percent of China’s gross domestic product. via Chinese economy rebalancing.
According to the World Bank, only one percent of China’s 560 million urban residents breathe air considered safe by EU standards. via The poison out of China.
Important consequences..
We don’t think so, but others do, so we kick some tires..
Less than you might think..
Some opportunities here..
Sifting through the evidence..