China’s Local Overcapacity and Its Long-Term Impact on the Economy

Tuesday, 21 May 2024, 04:00

The entrenched overcapacity in China's local sectors has become a fundamental component of the country's economic structure, influencing long-term stability. Analysts highlight how the continuous ebbs and flows of this phenomenon have shaped the economy for decades, affecting both domestic and foreign players. The persistent dominance of local overcapacity presents challenges for competition and global trade while serving as a critical factor in China's economic evolution.

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The Impact of Local Overcapacity on China's Economy

The tsunami of new-energy manufacturing flooding the industry is not the first time a wave of Chinese goods has forced institutional upheavals and left foreign firms with little room to compete. The deeply-rooted overcapacity at local levels continues to shape China's economic landscape, leading to prolonged implications on growth.

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The Impact of Local Overcapacity on China's Economy

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