China's New Money Men

The National People's Congress in China is set to discuss a new budget and the end of pro-market reformers' influence. Concerns arise about potential economic nationalism and intervention. Bloomberg projects a 5% growth if the right reforms are implemented, addressing the property crisis, aging population, and trade. Failure to reform could result in a 2% growth, keeping the US as the largest economy.

How could the private sector's competition with state rivals impact China's economy?

What could happen to China's economic growth if key reforms are not implemented successfully?