
Will China’s policy stimulus be enough?
Goldman Sachs Exchanges
China's Manufacturing Growth and Global Implications
- China's focus on doubling down on manufacturing growth poses a challenge to the global economy.
- China's increasing share of global manufacturing requires other countries to decrease theirs.
- This creates tension, especially with the U.S., which also aims to increase its manufacturing share.
- Other regions, like Europe and developing countries, are resistant to reducing their manufacturing and are implementing protective trade policies.
- China's current growth strategy worked when its economy was smaller, but now its size disrupts the balance requiring reluctant global accommodation.
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