China Has Limited Space for 'Fiscal Bazooka,' Economist Beamish Says

China Has Limited Space for 'Fiscal Bazooka,' Economist Beamish Says

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The video discusses China's economic situation, focusing on the reserve requirements cut for banks, environmental constraints affecting industrial production, and challenges in fiscal policy due to limited current account surpluses. It analyzes China's GDP growth, highlighting the lack of volatility in official data compared to real conditions. The video also explores the domestic economic mood, suggesting a weaker economy than official reports indicate.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What recent step did Chinese authorities take to support the real economy?

Increased taxes on industrial firms

Cut reserve requirements for more banks

Reduced interest rates for consumers

Implemented stricter environmental regulations

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What is one of the constraints limiting China's economic strategies?

Lack of skilled labor

Environmental constraints

Trade surplus

High inflation rates

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What does the chart discussed in the second section illustrate about China's GDP growth?

Smoothness in GDP growth in recent years

A sudden increase in GDP growth

High volatility in recent years

A consistent decline over the years

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What challenge does China face due to the dissolution of its current account surpluses?

Decreased foreign investments

Higher inflation

Increased foreign debt

Limited fiscal space

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What discrepancy is highlighted in the final section regarding China's economic data?

Real data shows a consistent decline

Official data shows more volatility than real data

Real GDP growth is smoother than official data

Official data lacks volatility compared to real GDP growth