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November 8, 2012

China Must Reform and Open Up

Stephen Roach, New York Times

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IN China, there is little debate these days over economic strategy. The Chinese have embraced the imperatives of a major rebalancing of their growth model — shifting away from the export- and investment-led strategy of the past 33 years and drawing increasing support from their 1.3 billion consumers.

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