China’s growth drivers are changing.
Consumption contributed 3.8 percentage points to 2014’s 7.4% ...
The end of an era for China
Probably the least surprising thing about China’s GDP growth rate for the first three months of the year is that it slowed to 7%. After all, that’s the target for the year.
What’s more surprising are the drivers: consumption more than investment, services outpacing manufacturing, and domestic demand rather than exports. Taking today’s figures and the data for March together with the full year picture for 2014 shows that
China’s growth drivers are changing.
Consumption contributed 3.8 percentage points to 2014’s 7.4% ...
China’s growth drivers are changing.
Consumption contributed 3.8 percentage points to 2014’s 7.4% ...























