Is China Over-Investing and Does it Matter?
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WP; capital-to-output ratio; cost of capital; investment norm; banking system; China; Investment; Social Welfare; Intertemporal Consumer Choice; Banks; China's growth; interest rate; China's investment; Emerging and frontier financial markets; Consumption; Real interest rates; Credit; Financial sector; Global; Asia and Pacific;All these keywords.
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