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Asia Macro & Strategy Outlook 2021 Q4: China | Breaking through the middle-income trap

01/12/2021
Breaking through the middle-income trap

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Many of the policies introduced are focused on removing the “three big mountains” faced by the lower-middle income class, namely housing, education and healthcare. The aim is to lessen the financial burden of this social class in order to improve their living condition and welfare. Mr Christiaan Tuntono. Senior Economist, Asia Pacific, shares his views on Asia macro and strategy outlook.

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