Lost in the chaff, there is a revolution going on in China. At the urging of Prime Minister Li Keqiang, it is becoming a two-tier economy, with banks and economic planners pushing hard for the new high-tech economy in electronics, cars, high-speed rail and other new-economy sectors, while backing off on the behemoth smokestack industries that have characterized the economy over the previous two decades.
Where’s China’s Apocalypse?
Where’s China’s Apocalypse?
Where’s China’s Apocalypse?
Lost in the chaff, there is a revolution going on in China. At the urging of Prime Minister Li Keqiang, it is becoming a two-tier economy, with banks and economic planners pushing hard for the new high-tech economy in electronics, cars, high-speed rail and other new-economy sectors, while backing off on the behemoth smokestack industries that have characterized the economy over the previous two decades.