The Economist: Doing Business in China Condition:Like New though she longs for normalcy

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The Economist: Doing Business in China Condition:Like New though she longs for normalcyChina is largely insulated from the worst effects of the global downturn, thanks to several factors: its banks have limited links with the international financial system; its institutional and regulatory apparatus is increasingly robust; mainland consumers enjoy low levels of debt and one of the world's highest national savings rates; and private consumption is rising steadily among the country's fast growing middle class. China's exporters may be