Lawrence J. Lau argues that public debt is still low by world standards and at manageable levels, but what should be tackled is the debt-to-equity ratio Lawrence J. Lau argues that public debt is still low by world standards and at manageable levels, but what should be tackled is the debt-to-equity ratio
Lawrence J. Lau argues that public debt is still low by world standards and at manageable levels, but what should be tackled is the debt-to-equity ratio
China economy
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Why China’s debt is not worth losing any sleep over, just yet

Lawrence J. Lau argues that public debt is still low by world standards and at manageable levels, but what should be tackled is the debt-to-equity ratio

Topic |   China economy
Lawrence J. Lau
Lawrence J. Lau

Updated: 2:54pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Lawrence J. Lau argues that public debt is still low by world standards and at manageable levels, but what should be tackled is the debt-to-equity ratio Lawrence J. Lau argues that public debt is still low by world standards and at manageable levels, but what should be tackled is the debt-to-equity ratio
Lawrence J. Lau argues that public debt is still low by world standards and at manageable levels, but what should be tackled is the debt-to-equity ratio
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