China’s repeated economic stimulus measures, aimed at short-term fixes for deep-rooted issues like youth unemployment and real estate, are unlikely to yield different results.
The government's reliance on quick solutions for cyclical issues ignores the need for structural reforms that would require political changes contrary to its Leninist principles.
Despite initial stock market gains following recent stimuli, lasting improvement is hindered by unsold homes and fundamental economic challenges that remain unresolved.
Beijing's economic strategies, historically focused on immediate results, fail to address the systemic issues affecting the economy, thereby reinforcing a cycle of ineffective measures.
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