IMF paper examines impact of China’s new growth model on sub-Saharan Africa
Chinese rebalancing does not have to negatively affect sub-Saharan Africa, paper says
A paper published by the International Monetary Fund has suggested that the impact of China’s recent economic slowdown on sub-Saharan Africa will be limited, as high growth in these countries was not due solely to Chinese demand pushing up commodity prices.
In A rebalancing act for China and Africa: the effects of China’s rebalancing on sub-Saharan Africa’s trade and growth, authors Wenjie Chen and Roger Nord examine how China’s new growth model will affect sub-Saharan Africa.
“China’s growth
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