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This article analyzes China's rebalancing efforts and their impact on developing economies. It examines GDP growth, investment rates, income inequalities, credit intensity, corporate debt levels, property prices, capital flows, trade balances, and commodity imports.
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How successful is China’s rebalancing? And what does it mean for Developing economies? Jayati Ghosh Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi Asia Future Forum, Hankyoreh Seoul, 24 November 2016
Credit intensity in China(new credit per unit of additional gdp)
Ratio of corporate liabilities to earnings before interest and tax(%)
Non-financial corporate debtleverage ratios (ratio of liabilities to assets %)
Private foreign assets (capital outflows) and liabilities (capital inflows)as % of GDP