The article, written by Dee Woo, seems
to come very close to an Austrian Business Cycle Theory analysis about
the Chinese economy. I would only point out that Woo says China's
central bank, the People's Bank of China, can not print China out of the
coming collapse, even though it is currently trying. I would argue that
the PBOC could technically do so, but it would require money printing
at a rate of 30% plus. This would result in massive price inflation in
China and likely civil unrest. This is what is keeping the PBOC from all
out money printing.
Aside from this technical point, Woo's piece is very important in
understanding the problems of both past aggressive PBOC money printing
and the central planning that still impacts large parts of the Chinese
economy.
The full must read article is
here.
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