China’s Great Wall of Debt – Dinny McMahon (Second Hand Book)

China’s Great Wall of Debt – Dinny McMahon (Second Hand Book)

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China’s Great Wall of Debt – Dinny McMahon (Second Hand Book)

China’s Great Wall of Debt – Dinny McMahon (Second Hand Book)

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China’s Great Wall of Debt – Dinny McMahon (Second Hand Book)

Title: China’s Great Wall of Debt
Author: Dinny McMahon
Format: Paperback
Genre: Economics / Politics / Current Affairs
Language: English

China’s Great Wall of Debt examines the hidden risks behind China’s rapid economic growth and the challenges facing its financial system.


About the Book

This book explores the complex structure of China’s economy, focusing on debt, shadow banking, and the forces driving its expansion.

Dinny McMahon provides insight into issues such as ghost cities, state-backed lending, and the role of government policy in sustaining growth.

Through real-world examples and accessible analysis, the book explains how these factors could impact both China and the global economy.

A thought-provoking read for those interested in international finance, economics, and global risk.


Condition

  • Good second-hand condition
  • Light wear on cover edges
  • Minor creasing and handling marks
  • Pages clean and intact

Additional Information

  • Sunday Times Book of the Year
  • Focus on China’s financial system and debt structure
  • Explores global economic implications
  • Suitable for readers interested in economics and current affairs

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