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Evergrande is not China’s biggest problem – afr.com
People should worry less about the property developer and more about a major rethinking of the country’s growth model.
Third, risks to the real economy, which has entered a temporary soft patch, are limited. The demand side of the Chinese property market is well supported by the ongoing migration of rural workers to cities. This is very different from the collapse of speculative…
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