China Struggles Vainly to Stimulate Economy
New measures pushed forward this week won’t help much, analysts say
By: Toh Han Shih
With China’s economy flagging for half a decade, measures announced this week to buttress the faltering system, including possible stimulus for private enterprise, are band-aid solutions that don’t include the deep reforms the world’s second-largest economy needs, economists say.
On August 18, Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang vowed at a …
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