But rebalancing means, by definition, that for the next few years consumption growth must outpace GDP growth, and so also by definition investment growth must be less than GDP growth. Even if China is able to achieve 5-7% growth rates over the next decade, which I think is almost impossible, this implies that consumption growth will rise to 7-10% annually, and so from 25% growth in the last few years Beijing will be able to allow investment to grow no more than 2-4% annually, and much less if GDP growth rates are as low as I expect.
The Market Ticker - Cancelled - Do You Want The Good News Or The Bad?
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Israel "stopped the Iranian attack" so it is claimed.
*Except the US has taken credit for a huge number of the intercepts,
including the ballistic missil...
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