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Why China's rising debt might not be as bad as we think

A man walks past a panel displaying stock indices outside a bank in Hong Kong June 7, 2016. Image: REUTERS/Bobby Yip

Andrew Sheng
President, Fung Global Institute
Xiao Geng
Professor, University of Hong Kong
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 China's debt reached 282 percent of GDP in 2014
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