Sunday, April 19, 2015 3:54:16 AM
Many parts of the economy are clearly still doing well. While traveling in China last week, I heard from small private manufacturers who told me they were planning to raise wages by 5% to 8% this year. Income growth of 8% compares favorably to 3.2% growth in the U.S., as does Chinese retail sales growth of 10.8% vs. 3% in the U.S. The number of new business registrations in China rose 38% in 1Q.
Understanding why China is slowing, and the long-term benefits of the restructuring policies that are contributing to that slowdown, is important to understanding China’s impact on the global economy, and on an investor’s portfolio. ;)
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