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China: Not as big as we thought?

by Mark Thirlwell - 15 November 2007 2:39PM

Sam Roggeveen suggested yesterday that China's rise is no longer just a prospect: it's already happened. In an interesting Financial Times article earlier this week, Albert Keidel cites some work suggesting that China's economy might in fact be a fair bit smaller and poorer than previous estimates had indicated.

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