If we make the correct choices to solve the structural problems, we can emerge into a brighter future for ourselves and our children.

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Tariffs would do nothing to solve the industry's structural problems.

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Other economists note that allowing farmers to devote their labour and their land to more lucrative crops would help solve one of China's most pressing structural problems: the vast discrepancy between urban and rural incomes.

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