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China's stimulus dilemma

China’s policymakers have the ability to shore up economic growth in the short-term. But in doing so, they will increase the chances that the economy will experience a sharper slump two or three years down the line.

The attached Update is adapted from an article published in today’s China Daily newspaper.

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