CLSA economist foresees huge collapse in Chinese growth

The upside is that slowing growth may enable multinationals to make major inroads in China.

GDP growth in mainland China could collapse to between 3% and 5% come 2007 says CLSA's distinguished chief economist Dr Jim Walker. The figure, which he revealed at CLSA's China Forum this week, visibly stunned an interview room full of Chinese journalists given how much lower it is than official government pronouncements.

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