Fed's Kaplan Sees U.S. Unlikely Immune to China Growth Slowdown

The video discusses the current state of the US, Chinese, and global economies, highlighting concerns about weaker Chinese growth masked by leverage in state-owned enterprises and infrastructure. Trade tensions have exacerbated these issues, potentially impacting global markets. The speaker emphasizes the importance of Chinese growth to the US economy, noting that a significant portion of S&P 500 revenues come from outside the US, making the US vulnerable to economic changes in China.

What strategies has China used to meet its economic growth goals?

What indicators suggest that Chinese growth has been weaker recently?

How do trade tensions affect China's economic growth?

Why is it important to monitor Chinese economic growth for the US economy?

What percentage of S&P 500 revenues come from outside the United States?