Another kind of rebalancing in China
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One of China’s longer term economic challenges has been its ability to transition successfully away from an investment-led growth model towards consumption.
In this week’s Beyond the Headlines, join Louise Loo, Lead Economist, as she examines the different kinds of rebalancing that has been seen in China.
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