Prospects for China in 2016
Next year's politics and policies will set China's course for the coming five years
Updated: Jan 4, 2016
China's growth will stabilise at low levels in 2016 · All Updates
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- Positioning for 2017
- Taiwan elections
- Hong Kong
- US presidential election
- South China Sea
- Wider foreign policy considerations
- Defence cuts?
- Slowing economy
- Private advance, public retreat
- Service sector to the fore
- Boosting consumption?
- International spill-over
- Food imports to rise
- 13th Five-Year Plan
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_350.jpg "President Xi Jinping during the Global Leaders' Meeting on Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment at the United Nations headquarters in Manhattan (Reuters/Carlo Allegri)")
