Deaglio: once upon a time, a chinese locomotive
Beijing's has offered an efficient response to the global economic downturn. Instead of going on the defensive, it has generated major projects that call for structural changes in infrastructure and health care. But economist Mario Deaglio warns over exaggerated expectations.
Beijing’s has offered an efficient response to the global economic downturn. Instead of going on the defensive, it has generated major projects that call for structural changes in infrastructure and health care. But economist Mario Deaglio warns over exaggerated expectations.
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