IMF's Rhee Says China Has Room to Provide More Stimulus if Needed

The video discusses China's economic growth, highlighting a slowdown due to trade tensions and a shift towards sustainable growth. It explores the impact on Asia, noting that many countries face negative effects. The video suggests that China and other Asian countries should consider fiscal policies to mitigate these impacts, but warns of potential risks if fiscal measures are overused.

What are the two main reasons for China's economic slowdown?

• Lack of foreign investment and high debt

• Political instability and corruption

• High inflation and unemployment

• Trade tensions and a shift to sustainable growth

How might trade tensions affect China's growth in the short term?

• They could lead to a significant increase in growth

• They will have no impact on growth

• They may cause growth to be less than expected

• They will result in immediate economic recovery

What type of stimulus is China advised to use to maintain credit growth?

• Monetary easing

• Fiscal stimulus

• Increased tariffs

• Currency devaluation

What is the primary concern for Asian countries regarding China's economic policies?

• Increased military spending

• Limited positive spillover effects from China's stimulus

• Reduced trade with Europe

• Higher tariffs on Asian goods

Why might some Asian countries need to be cautious about relying on fiscal measures?

• High levels of existing debt

• Lack of natural resources

• Strong currency

• Political instability