Weekend Long Read: No One Can Stop China’s Growth Recovery — Except China

The problems facing China’s economy, including insufficient demand, weak investor confidence, and the bursting of the real estate bubble, are all “fixable,” Martin Wolf, chief economics commentator at the Financial Times, said in a recent interview with Caixin.

“It would be quite easy for China to continue to grow at 5% to 6% a year for another 20 years, but it won’t happen if things don’t get done,” he said. A slowdown would be “a result of policy errors” and not because “China must grow slowly.”