The reform package agreed at the Third Plenum is unlikely to have a big impact on China's immediate economic outlook but, if implemented effectively, it should allow China to sustain stronger growth over the medium term than it otherwise would. However, the most important difference these reforms would make is in reducing the risk of a hard landing.
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