The report discusses the evolution of China's GDP growth, highlighting a sharp slowdown in the early 1990s, a re-acceleration in the 2000s, and the impact of the global financial crisis (GFC) in 2008. It notes the aggressive monetary policy expansion that limited the downside in growth during the GFC and the subsequent slowdown in growth rates. The report includes figures on real GDP growth, retail sales, and fixed assets investment, and discusses potential growth rates and the importance of services in the economy.
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{"title":"Global Economic Perspectives: A hard landing in China?","key_people":["Harry X. Wu","Daniel H. Rosen","Betel Bao"],"document_date":"2016-10-02","document_type":"other","key_locations":["China"],"document_subtype":"economic report","key_organizations":["Deutsche Bank","Center for Strategic International Studies"],"reference_numbers":["DB-SDNY-0118528","SDNY_GM_00264712","EFTA01458556"]}