In this video, Richard Vague of Tychos examines the troubling economic indicators emerging from China. With soaring youth unemployment, deflation fears, and warnings of “Japanification,” China seems to be following a path similar to Japan’s infamous lost decades.
We dive deep into the rising private sector debt, overlending, and overbuilding that has created 100 million+ unoccupied housing units, triggering economic imbalances that China struggles to address. How does China’s current situation compare to Japan’s crisis in the 1990s? What options does the Chinese government have to avoid a full-scale collapse? And what does this mean for the global economy?
Key topics discussed include:
1) China’s rising debt-to-GDP ratio
2) Youth unemployment surpassing 17%
3) The risk of deflation and stagnation
4) Japan’s lost decades and how China compares
5) The Evergrande crisis and unsold housing inventory
Stay tuned as we analyze China’s economic outlook and whether it can avoid its own lost decade. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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