Jiang says China's role as the world's low-cost factory raised Western living standards, but after the 2009 financial crisis Western policymakers pushed China into infrastructure spending that eventually became a trap.
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Western Consumers
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"...the world, which increased people's standard of living. And that made Western consumers really happy. But then came the 2009 financial crisis. When basically..."
"And so for the next 10 years, China was digging itself into a hole with all this infrastructure spending. And eventually China decided we..."
"...despair and is this an inevitable you know dead end for Western consumer society or have you seen or thought of any ways that..."
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