Economist (May 26)
2012/ 05/ 28 by jd in Global News
“Despite a recent slowdown, the world’s second-biggest economy is more resilient than its critics think.” China is not dependent on foreign borrowing, enjoys a high saving rate (51% of GDP), has highly liquid banks, and very low central government debt (25% of GDP). “China plainly has enough fiscal space to recapitalise any bank threatened with insolvency. That space also gives the government room to stimulate growth again, should exports to Europe fall off a cliff.”
Tags: China, Debt, Economy, Exports, GDP, Liquidity, Savings, Slowdown, Strength
