China economy may miss 5٪ growth amid property, consumption risks

[third eye]

I don't see a concern here. Export-driven economies were bound to slow down post-COVID. Yet China is doing well.

 

[etylo]

Cooking books is one area where China's proficient at, so I would not hold my breath over it.

The best one at it is your la la land, like include slums and cow dungs in your GDP, lol.

Not infested with tofu dreg construction, yes.

Oh yeah, like infra made of cow dungs in the la la land.

 

[mmr]

Even China grow at 5 percent, still very impressive

If China were to becomes 0 percent growth, 0 percent inflation economy.

Economy the size India's with it current growth rate will overtake with in 2 decades.

EY projects India to become a US$26 trillion economy by 2047 with a six-fold increase in per capita income to US$15,000

18 January 2023. EY projects India to become a US$26 trillion economy by 2047 with a six-fold increase in per capita income to US$15,000. Discover more on India@100.

www.ey.com

lol

 

[beijingwalker]

Indian is the second biggest trade deficit country only after US, and without meaningful manufacturing section contribute to it's GDP and labor market, how India can manage to provide enough jobs to it's 1.4 billion strong population? and how an emerging economy can sustain a high growth rate by just buying but not selling? there are no such examples in the world history, can anyone explain those puzzles?

 

[beijingwalker]

Largest trade surplus countries

Largest trade deficit countries