Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Marshall Auerback — China Continues To Walk A Tightrope


This is simply a microcosm of China’s greater overall dilemma created by its growth disequilibrium; either it must relax restraints and allow continued rapid debt growth and thereby maintain its high level of investment [with increasingly low returns owing to saturation], or it must reduce debt growth and suffer the consequences of an investment downturn with its threat of an accelerator multiplier contraction.
Macrobits by Marshall Auerback
China Continues To Walk A Tightrope
Marshall Auerback

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