Factory or
Shopping Mall?
Over the last three decades, China has built itself into the world’s factory, achieving incredibly fast rates of economic growth in the process. But a tectonic economic shift is taking place in the Middle Kingdom. As Chinese wages rise and rural residents crowd into cities, the economy is turning into one that relies just as much on providing products and services to its own people as it does to supplying the world.
Watch seven top thought leaders at the 2014 Emerging Markets Leadership Forum in Beijing discuss the domestic, regional and global implications of China’s rebalancing act.
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