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How to shift from growth to value in China

The long-term trends in China point to three distinct risks for investors. Economic growth in future may be much weaker than expected. The state may continue to squeeze private businesses. And the relationships between China and other countries – especially the West – may deteriorate, potentially to the point where we see a disorderly outflow of foreign investors (perhaps even forced

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