China is commonly characterized as a smokestack economy, focused on infrastructure investment, cheap manual labor, and polluting industries. But that is changing, as China’s 2017 equity-market return of 50% suggests.
The challenge: Can China justify those returns and make the aggressive leap into an innovative, digitally led economy?
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