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Top Foreign Policy Analyst Warns China’s 20% Savings Rate Is Fueling “China Shock 2.0”
McNeal said the rate is twice the OECD average and is pushing surplus factory output into Southeast Asia, Latin America and Europe, he said.
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Top Foreign Policy Analyst Warns China’s 20% Savings Rate Is Fueling “China Shock 2.0”
China's factories keep churning out goods at full capacity, but a Longview Global analyst says the reason why has less to do with trade strategy and more to do with what ordinary Chinese households are quietly doing with their paychecks.
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- 34% of the sources lean Left, 33% of the sources are Center, 33% of the sources lean Right
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