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It's different now: Tariffs can boost U.S. jobs, wages, and the economy, finance professor says

“In this case, tariffs (properly implemented) would have the opposite effect of Smoot-Hawley.”

Fortune

China's rate cuts may actually worsen the economy

China's financial system is aimed mainly toward the supply side of the economy.

Fortune

China Stocks Surge On More Beijing Stimulus; CAT Hits New High

China stocks took off again amid new moves to jolt the Chinese economy back to life. Alibaba, Caterpillar and copper play FCX joined the rally.

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Big China Stimulus May Finally Be Coming; Copper Price, TECK, BABA Rally

The copper price, Teck Resources and Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba continued rallying on growing signs that China will unleash a big fiscal stimulus.

Investors Business Daily

China's Debt Crisis Mounts As Everything Goes Wrong; S&P 500 Risk Limited

A wave of China debt crisis defaults could slow the global economy but that might not be so bad for the U.S. economy and S&P 500.

Investors Business Daily

China's Great Leap Backward

The Chinese century is over. Facing upside-down demographic and economic trends, China is heading off the cliff

Salon

Is China’s high-growth era over – forever?

With its population declining, China’s period of rapid growth is likely over. How it copes is critical for the world.

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China’s economy is losing momentum. What is happening and why does it matter for Australia?

Clouds are gathering over the economic powerhouse as Covid lockdowns, a distressed property market and population changes take a toll

The Guardian - AU

The Chinese dream of home ownership is crumbling. The economy could go with it

TAIPEI, Taiwan — Last November, hundreds of angry homeowners in Nanchang, the capital of China's Jiangxi province, gathered on the roof of an unfinished apartment building. From their perch, they unfurled red and white banners along the outer walls and chanted demands for completion of the homes they had already…

Los Angeles Times

Protest in China over frozen bank accounts ends in violence

Authorities say some customers will start getting their money back after angry crowd in Henan was broken up by heavy-handed security guards

The Guardian - UK

Michael Pascoe: The RBA is hunting down the bezzle

Most of what is pushing up prices now won’t be affected by increasing interest rates – but higher rates will wound the bezzle.

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