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I really don't know. The Chinese people ignore a lot of the official rules, which means there are many more market dynamics than you might think.
Some of the really important markets, though, are heavily regulated. It's hard to unwind badly misallocated capital, when the financial and real estate sectors are state controlled. It also doesn't help that internal migration is tightly regulated.
That is true, they dont follow rules. Or they just blatantly disregard them. I wonder how much of their GDP is actually controlled?
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