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Subject: China's next chapter
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China's next chapter
China is changing. As the country's middle class, urban scale, and digital savvy grow, its economic model is shifting from export-led capital investment toward consumption and greater productivity. |
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In this video, experts from McKinsey's Greater China office explore the challenges and opportunities that China faces as it fundamentally redirects its economic model away from export-led capital investment toward consumption, efficiency, and productivity. more
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A new middle class. An urban transformation. An e-tailing revolution. This slideshow details the key trends that will define a new China.
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The move from investment to consumption will drive some industries forward, while hampering others.
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Some encouraging signs indicate that China's new leadership is serious about moving from an investment to a consumption model.
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More about this series
The video, slideshow, and articles presented here are part of a series on the future of China. Global business leaders attending this week's Fortune Global Forum, in Chengdu, China, are already reading articles from the full series in a special McKinsey Quarterly issue, "China's next chapter." Keep up with them in the coming weeks by exploring five key themes: the rising consumer class, the urbanization imperative, the manufacturing challenge, the coming age of Chinese finance, and the human-capital quest.
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