Why is a nation with ambitions to become the dominant economic power in the world doing so many things to blunt that potential?
Xi vs. the CCPMost, though not all, China watchers point to Xi himself as the instigator of those recent changes.
"China's private sector, previously the growth engine of the Chinese economy, is paying the consequences," he told CNBC.
In addition, he said "in recent months, China's National Development and Reform Commission has set up a bureau especially for private sector development."
They cite external factors for weakness in the Chinese economy, including U.S. tariffs, trade restrictions, sanctions, and the sluggish post-pandemic global economy.
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