China's rising debt: double, double, toil and trouble?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- China’s rising debt
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In the shadows
- How big is the shadow in China?
- The rise of shadow banking: all bad?
- China's total debt: does it stack up?
- What is the risk of a US-like subprime crisis in China?
- Repeat of the Asian Financial Crisis?
- So is China's debt a problem?
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Composition of China's total social financing
- China's shadow banking system continues to grow
- Estimates of the shadow banking system in key economies, 2011
- Real negative deposit interest rates
- China's debt by sector (% of GDP)
- Debt and savings level of key economies
- Rapid rise of debt preceding crises
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