plawolf
Lieutenant General
That’s actually a really interesting point on nominal GDP growth, especially when we take into account the unusually high inflation in China last year due primarily to swine flu.
That high inflation had far more to do with China’s low real growth rate than trade, which the article also helpfully pointed out was only down by 0.03% in total, so contrary to most western MSM analysis that blamed the trade war squarely and almost solely for the low growth rate, inflation is actually the real cause.
That high inflation had far more to do with China’s low real growth rate than trade, which the article also helpfully pointed out was only down by 0.03% in total, so contrary to most western MSM analysis that blamed the trade war squarely and almost solely for the low growth rate, inflation is actually the real cause.