How China Is Rewiring Its Faltering Economy

2024-07-19に共有
Xi Jinping has a plan to fix his country’s faltering economy and offset the pain caused by the property crisis. The goal is to move up the value chain. Out with dirty, low-end manufacturing and in with new industries like solar and electric vehicles. The problem, however, is Chinese consumers aren’t spending. Also, Beijing faces a tense trade and geopolitical landscape with the US and Europe.

00:00 Introduction
01:05 China’s growth story
01:54 Solar firm GCL
02:50 Hi-tech sectors
04:05 Tariffs and weak consumption
07:09 Model of success

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コメント (21)
  • @Avatar_2025
    can we work together without these kind of geopolitical posturing.
  • @ex0duzz
    China dominates the EV industry. Bloomberg and Western headlines "China's faltering EV industry". Lol
  • @PrapullSharma
    We are seeing and hearing here is what they want to show us and listen to.
  • So if China GDP is growing at a rate double the US it is classified as "faltering". Is there a better example to demonstrate the western double standard?
  • @MASMIWA
    LOL! One of the commentators said that the world can't absorb China's excess capacity. Huh? Where has he been? China's growth has much of it due to its exports hence the world calling China, the 'world's factory.' In solar panels, EV, and batteries, it is not doing anything new in exporting products. What is new is that China leads in these sectors while the rest of the developed world grew slowly. Not only in these three areas, but other tech areas like ship building, semiconductors, AI, biotech, aerospace, and international infrastructure are growing areas for Chinese world's factories.
  • What is the significance of seeing at least three or more pieces of news every day for over a decade? If China's economy collapses, why continue to impose sanctions and suppression?
  • @azamai
    Guys seriously so far everything you said that China couldn't do bc some limitation haven't worked out. Even crazier they just keep doing more innovation...
  • @yizhou8514
    5% is faltering in China? how about 0%-2% GDP growth in the west? collapsing?
  • @badminverse2136
    This is a strategic and long term movement, China can print money to lift itself out of the current crisis, just like they did in 2009. But they decided to tank the real estate industry and shift focus to high-tech industries. Of course, when the econmoy is transitioning, there will be pain, e.g. young unemployment, reduced job opportunities, etc. But at least the country is willing to tolerate it for long-term changes.
  • @GotKimchi
    So who did they steal this new tech from this time?
  • @TheKkpop1
    The west made a series of China property collapse last year, debt ridden, high unemployment and shrinking demographics. However, China economy continues to grow at 4-5% higher than US and EU.
  • @Zerpentsa6598
    5%+ growth is "faltering". 😂😂😂😂😂. What is 0.5%? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
  • @AlanXuHK
    'faltering economy', such a sick title with no relavance at all! China has the strongest enonomy comparing to G7 countries
  • @xr2kid
    Bloomberg taking a great economic necessary transition that is the end of the world and giving it a negative spin is hilarious
  • @gtaraya
    if china is faltering, what do you call the rest?
  • @urbanstrencan
    It's just amazing how Chinese industry is reinventing itself ❤❤❤