Fathom: In Conversation

The rise of China: Episode 8

China, ready for a diet?

18 July 2019|
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Andrew Harris

Andrew Harris

Joanna Davies

Joanna Davies

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Deng Xiaoping's growth model has served China well since the seventies but is ultimately unsustainable. Andrew Harris and Joanna Davies explore China's attempts to rebalance its economy and why it has yet to achieve this.

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Notes from Fathom Consulting referred to in this episode:

https://www.fathom-consulting.com/research-notes/chinas-hokey-cokey-approach-to-reform/

 

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