CSIS' Kennedy on China Economic Outlook

The video discusses China's economic slowdown, exploring both structural and cyclical factors. It highlights a crisis of confidence among private entrepreneurs and consumers, influenced by policies and international tensions. Recommendations include policy adjustments to boost confidence and economic growth. The role of international figures and investors is also examined, emphasizing the need for China to improve relations with the U.S. to stabilize its economy.

What are the long-term structural problems that China is facing?

How does the crisis of confidence among private entrepreneurs and consumers affect the economy?

What modest changes in policies could potentially improve confidence and the economy in the short term?

How can the Chinese government show support for the private sector?

What role do private households play in the current economic situation in China?

What are the implications of potential defaults in the property sector for the broader economy?

In what ways can international investors influence China's economic policies?