the Japanese-owned debt is rarely depicted in a negative light, as is China’s. This is partly because Japan is seen as a much “friendlier” nation and because Japan’s economy has been growing more slowly than China’s over the last several years. ...
Much of the rest of the debt is owned by individual investors, corporations and other public entities. This includes everyone from retirees who purchase individual U.S. Treasurys to the Chinese government. China spent the last months of 2016 selling debt and calling in loans, decreasing its tot...
Will China's high debt-to-GDP impact the outlook for the economy & investors in 2020? Geoffrey Wong, UBS AM Head of EM Equities, explains.
Nobel economics laureate Michael Spence says that the recent increase in international deliberation on China’s debt unsustainability is normal, for too much debt would seriously impact the national economy, rendering it weak. For instance, the McKinsey Global Institute released a report on the post-...
Debt-to-GDP ratio also reflects input-output efficiency, since in China, government debt is not used to fill the deficit of pension funds, but rather invested mainly in economic development and public services. Much of the debt is used for the construction of industrial parks, new towns, and...
Under the Rug, Behind the Couch: How Much Debt Is China Hiding?Adam Wolfe
书籍名称:China’s Superbank: Debt, Oil and Influence – How China Development Bank is Rewriting the Rules of Finance 作者:Henry Sanderson, Michael Forsythe 语言:英语 页数:250 出版社:Bloomberg Press 出版日期:2013年1月22日 书籍简介 Inside the engine-room of China’s economic growth—the China ...
Others would likely step in to service the market if the Chinese suddenly decided to call in all the federal government's obligations and this isn't possible because of the maturities of debt securities. This includes the Federal Reserve which already owns six times as much debt as China.94 ...
Too much of this sort of winning can be costly, however. Like households that pile up unsustainable credit card or mortgage debt, overindulging governments may end up needing adebt restructuring.1 In such instances, the outcome is often asovereign default. And while people who can't pay their...
Debt, Oil and Influence - How China Development Bank is Rewriting the Rules of Finance. Singapore: Bloomberg Press, John Wiley and ... F Prada 被引量: 0发表: 2016年 China's Superbank: Debt, oil and influence From our western perspective we learned much about the way China wishes to be...