Chinaâs stimulus in any world economic slump is unlikely to be more than half the nationâs estimated 9.3 trillion yuan ($1.46 trillion) fiscal and monetary expansion from November 2008 through 2010, Deutsche Bank AG said.
While highly speculative, a sketch of the governmentâs possible response is emerging from âour discussions in China,â Hong Kong-based economist Ma Jun said in a note dated Sept. 16. The government would limit any measures because of the costs associated with the previous package, including asset bubbles, inflation and non-performing loans, Ma said.
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While highly speculative, a sketch of the governmentâs possible response is emerging from âour discussions in China,â Hong Kong-based economist Ma Jun said in a note dated Sept. 16. The government would limit any measures because of the costs associated with the previous package, including asset bubbles, inflation and non-performing loans, Ma said.
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