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Economist Urges Beijing to Expand Borrowing to Address Local Debt

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A prominent Chinese economist advised central authorities in Beijing that China should expand central government borrowing and accelerate local debt restructuring to address local-level debt issues. The economist warned that China's current low price levels offer a limited window for stronger fiscal support before inflation rises globally.

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The advice suggests that using additional borrowing to support infrastructure investment could drive economic growth and eventually boost consumption. This strategy is presented as a way to bolster demand while the country maintains relatively low price levels compared to other global markets.

Chinese public opinion and external relations are being assessed, showing shifts in views regarding China's global role and partnerships.

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  • Yu YongdingChinese economist who advised central authorities on fiscal policy
  • BeijingCapital city of China receiving advice on fiscal policy
  • Chinese Academy of Social SciencesState academy of sciences where the economist works

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