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Can ‘new’ Keynesianism save the Chinese economy?

Clearly, the Chinese economy has problems, and now appears to be tumbling rather rapidly down along its so-called soft-landing path. Overcapacity began to emerge from around 2013 in the infrastructure sector as well as in numerous manufacturing industries such as shipbuilding, solar cells and wind turbines. The ability of both the public and private sectors to pay back their debt …

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In Donald Trump, Chinese see the ultimate ‘Fuerdai’

Around the time that polls were closing on Super Tuesday in the U.S., Communist Party news outlets in China began syndicating a 15-image slideshow: “The Erratic Trump is Actually a Winner in Life.” It opens with an image of Donald Trump’s extended family, and a list of reasons why Trump “couldn’t be more inspirational,” including his bestselling books, real-estate empire, …

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Stocks fall with Copper, Euro as investors weigh stimulus plans

Bloomberg U.S. stocks fell from a two-month high, while the dollar and German bonds climbed as investors assessed the impact of China’s growth plans and the potential for European Central Bank stimulus measures this week. The Standard & Poor’s 500 halted its longest rally since October, while miners and banks led the Stoxx Europe 600 Index lower from a five-week …

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