China: What are the good and bad scenarios facing the second-largest economy?

Taking stock of the Asian powerhouse

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China has flexed its economic muscles to become the second largest economy on the planet, behind the US. With that in mind, Kepler Partners analyst William Sobczak looks at the bull and bear scenarios that the country might encounter.

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