China's Slowdown Fears Said to Drive Deal Crackdown

The transcript discusses a report by Lil Her, an economic adviser to President Xi, presented to the Politburo. The report examines Japan's economic history, focusing on its boom and bust cycles, and draws parallels with Chinese conglomerates' overseas investments. It highlights the scrutiny these Chinese firms face and outlines recommendations such as curbing excess borrowing and speculating on equities. The report aims to guide China's economic strategies by learning from other nations' experiences.

What are some of the directives that have been put in place following the report?

In what ways has China studied the fates of other nations according to the report?