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A Study of the Turning Point of China’s Debt

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-1325-7

ISBN: 978-981-13-1324-0

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Jul 24, 2018

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Debt and Economic Growth

Zhu, Xiaohuang; Lin, Song; Wang, Lin; Wu, Wenqi; Qin, Quanli

Pages: 1 –13

[It is a universal rule that quantitative accumulation will ultimately lead to qualitative transformation and, during this process, there is an turning point where the former ends and the latter starts. The point can demonstrate how things’ natures change at the junction between two phases. In...
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A Study of China’s Total Debt

Zhu, Xiaohuang; Lin, Song; Wang, Lin; Wu, Wenqi; Qin, Quanli

Pages: 15 –41

[Debt is a natural component of the macroeconomy, but its sound development cannot be achieved without proper debt leverage. In fact, the macroeconomy may be jeopardized when the total debt volume becomes too large. The current total debt of China is nearly twice its GDP, and non-governmental...
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A Study of China’s Government Debt

Zhu, Xiaohuang; Lin, Song; Wang, Lin; Wu, Wenqi; Qin, Quanli

Pages: 43 –63

[Globally, government debt is a factor intimately related to macroeconomic activities in the development of all economies. International experience over the past several decades has demonstrated that excessive expansion of government debt is detrimental to the macroeconomy. Hence, aside from...
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A Study of China’s Bank Debt

Zhu, Xiaohuang; Lin, Song; Wang, Lin; Wu, Wenqi; Qin, Quanli

Pages: 65 –89

[At present, China’s traditional financial service model with banks at its core is confronted with external challenges. Firstly, as the marketization presses ahead, the industrial competition among banks intensifies. Secondly, as the social financing structure profoundly changes, the phenomenon...
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A Study of China’s Corporate Debt

Zhu, Xiaohuang; Lin, Song; Wang, Lin; Wu, Wenqi; Qin, Quanli

Pages: 91 –121

[Propelled by an RMB 4 trillion stimulus package in 2008, Chinese enterprises took on debts for business expansion. Over the years, they have accumulated a large amount of debt – hence the heavy burden now. The seriousness of China’s corporate debt is relatively obvious. But how can we determine...
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A Study of the Debt of Real Estate-Related Industries

Zhu, Xiaohuang; Lin, Song; Wang, Lin; Wu, Wenqi; Qin, Quanli

Pages: 123 –163

[This chapter focuses on the debt turning point of the upstream and downstream industries relative to the real estate industry. Considering the importance of real estate-related industries to the national economy, and the fact that the total output of these industries accounts for as much as 20%...
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A Study of the Real Economy and the Virtual Economy

Zhu, Xiaohuang; Lin, Song; Wang, Lin; Wu, Wenqi; Qin, Quanli

Pages: 165 –184

[The economic growth of China has been slowing since 2015. In the third quarter of 2015, the growth rate of GDP fell drastically to less than 7% year over year. This represented a record low since the global sub-prime crisis in 2009. Recently, the State Council convened several conferences to...
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Summary

Zhu, Xiaohuang; Lin, Song; Wang, Lin; Wu, Wenqi; Qin, Quanli

Pages: 185 –191

[Debt is an organic component of the macroeconomy, and the sound development of the macroeconomy cannot be achieved without proper debt leverages. Nevertheless, the macroeconomy may be jeopardized when the total debt volume becomes too large. Among previous studies, there are few on the...

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