China’s Drastic Economic Reform - Geopolitical Futures
Chinese policymakers appear to be taking aggressive action to stabilize and revitalize the economy by changing monetary policy after 14 years and increasing the budget deficit to an unprecedented 4 percent of gross domestic product in 2025. This shift reflects the People’s Bank of China’s intent to stimulate economic activity in the face of declining […]
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