What the Conference Board Is Warning About China's Growth

The video discusses the challenges of long-term economic forecasting, focusing on China's projected slowdown to 4% by 2020 according to the Conference Board. It highlights the structural risks and imbalances in China's development model, such as rising debt and real estate concerns. The IMF also predicts a growth target of 6.5% to 7% for China, with warnings about similar risks. Current forecasts for China's economic performance are discussed, with a focus on the potential ripple effects of any deviations from expected growth rates.

What is the predicted growth rate for China in the next decade according to the Conference Board?

• 6%

• 4%

• 8%

• 5%

What are the main concerns highlighted by the Conference Board regarding China's economic future?

• Increasing foreign investments

• Technological advancements

• Deep structural slowdown and broad uncertainty

• Rising inflation and unemployment

What growth target did the IMF suggest for China for the next year?

• Between 6.5% and 7%

• Exactly 7.5%

• Between 5% and 6%

• Above 8%

What is the forecasted growth rate for China in the third quarter?

• 7.5%

• 6.8%

• 7.2%

• 8%

What could be the consequence if China's growth is weaker than the forecasted 7.2%?

• Improved trade relations

• Higher inflation rates

• Ripple effect across the region

• Increased foreign investments