Focal Points

After decades of hyperkinetic growth, China’s economy is slowing. What will this mean for the world economy, and for China? Project Syndicate’s contributors examine the next stage of China’s economic trajectory from all angles.

When China Slows

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  • Newsart for China’s Struggle to Slow

    China’s Struggle to Slow

    BEIJING – At the opening of the annual session of China’s parliament, the National People’s Congress (NPC), Premier Wen Jiabao announced tha…

  • Newsart for China Adjusts

    China Adjusts

    BAHRAIN – China watchers are waiting to see whether the country has engineered a soft landing, cooling down an overheating economy and achie…

  • Newsart for China’s Growing Growth Risks

    China’s Growing Growth Risks

    BEIJING – If everything goes right for China, it will surpass the United States as the world’s largest economy, in current dollar terms (and…

  • Newsart for The Uptick’s Downside

    The Uptick’s Downside

    RIO DE JANEIRO – Since late last year, a series of positive developments has boosted investor confidence and led to a sharp rally in risky a…

  • Newsart for Rattling the Renminbi

    Rattling the Renminbi

    BEIJING – From July 2005 until this past December, China’s renminbi (RMB) appreciated steadily. But then the RMB fell unexpectedly, hitting …

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