Just as there has never been a bubble that hasn't burst in the end, so there has never been an investment boom that hasn't been followed by a bust. If China's investment-to-GDP ratio were to drop to the levels of 1960s Japan – not an absurd idea, since that is also where it was in China 10 years ago – the impact would be catastrophic. China would face a slump and the mother of all banking crises. A domino reaction would hit the commodity exporters and other emerging economies. The deflationary impact of Chinese overcapacity would be felt everywhere, potentially putting the world trading system at risk. And investors would come to view the “Bric” acronym much as they do “TMT” today.
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