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China's limited monetary and fiscal policy options in 2011-2012
04/14/2010
Higher inflation and a bubble in property prices limit the use of monetary policy. A lending binge in 2008-2009 during the financial crisis, and resulting bad loans, limits China's spending options in 2011.
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