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Read previewAlthough China looks dead-set on another year of economic distress, its prospects are brighter than they seem, a former advisor to the People's Bank of China wrote.
For this reason, it helps that China's economy faces two-pronged deflation, with both consumer and producer price indices in the red, Yongding wrote.
That means Beijing can inject considerable fiscal stimulus without concerns about inflation.
According to Yongding, China's infrastructure is still behind in critical sectors, such as healthcare, education, and transportation.
Persons:
—, Yu Yongding, Yongding
Organizations:
Service, People's Bank of China, Business, Project Syndicate, Monetary
Locations:
China, Beijing