Chinese Economy Faces the Challenge of Slowing GDP Growth

The transcript discusses China's economic growth projections, highlighting its potential to surpass the US economy by 2025. It addresses concerns about inflation and deflationary pressures, and the Chinese government's efforts to shift towards domestic demand and governance reforms. The impact of Hong Kong protests on China's future is examined, along with the shift from economic growth to nationalism for legitimacy. The importance of China to the US economy and the role of foreign investment are also explored.

What is the expected growth rate for China once it surpasses the US economy?

• Constant 7%

• Low single digits

• High double digits

• Negative growth

Why might China's local governments face difficulties due to inflationary pressures?

• High employment rates

• Increased foreign investment

• Rising oil prices

• Deflationary pressures

What major event is the Chinese government focusing on to implement reforms?

• The 4th Plenum

• The Economic Summit

• The 5th Congress

• The National Assembly

What is the scheduled date for the chief executive election in Hong Kong that has become a focus of contention?

• 2018

• 2015

• 2016

• 2017

What is a significant driver of legitimacy for the Communist Party in China?

• Nationalism

• Technological advancement

• Economic growth

• Foreign investment

Which countries are more important than China for US exports outside of NAFTA?

• India and Brazil

• Germany and Japan

• Australia and UK

• Canada and Mexico

What might the Chinese government reconsider if economic growth slows?

• Military expansion

• Foreign company policies

• Tourism strategies

• Cultural exchanges