In my debate with Andrew Batson in The Guardian in March, I noted that: There really are two related but distinct things people have in mind when they talk about a ?hard landing? for China. The first is a rapid deceleration of GDP growth ? below, say, 7%. The second is some kind...
In an April 5th interview on China National Radio, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said that China?s four main banks are too big to lend and are a monopoly that must be broken up so that smaller private firms can get access to loans. He went on to say that the current banking environment in...
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