World economy can cope with slowdown in China

The slowdown in China which now appears to be underway may prompt periodic bouts of nerves in financial and commodity markets. But we expect China’s growth rate to slow only gradually, rather than to collapse, which means that the economic fallout for the rest of the world should be modest.

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