Is there even more growth on the horizon for China? The figures would suggest there could be, as their inflation fallen to a 20 month low. China has a GDP that outstrips nearly all countries in the world, even whilst it has been suffering a minor backlash from the Eurozone crisis and reduced demand from European countries.
An easing inflation rate allows China and its government to create growth without worrying about causing significant price rises, which would possibly cause more examples of public unrest which would echo past reactions from the Chinese public.
However China should aim to make the most of this chance for growth as the IMF have predicted that China's growth towards the end of 2012 could be cut to 4% due to the Eurozone economy slump caused by the crippling debt crisis.
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