<p>Fred Hu and Jonathan Woetzel say Beijing cannot afford to shirk the challenge of raising productivity to address its growth challenges and create long-term prosperity</p>
<p>Fred Hu and Jonathan Woetzel say Beijing cannot afford to shirk the challenge of raising productivity to address its growth challenges and create long-term prosperity</p>
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Five trillion reasons for China to push ahead with economic reforms

Fred Hu and Jonathan Woetzel say Beijing cannot afford to shirk the challenge of raising productivity to address its growth challenges and create long-term prosperity

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Fred Hu and Jonathan Woetzel

Updated: 5:36pm, 21 Apr, 2016

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<p>Fred Hu and Jonathan Woetzel say Beijing cannot afford to shirk the challenge of raising productivity to address its growth challenges and create long-term prosperity</p>
<p>Fred Hu and Jonathan Woetzel say Beijing cannot afford to shirk the challenge of raising productivity to address its growth challenges and create long-term prosperity</p>
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