In a post earlier this month, I recounted my recent heresy in Hong Kong, a suggestion that the GDP growth rates of the U.S. and China would cross briefly in the next few years. Therein, I laid out a case for a dramatic slowdown in China, which has since gotten more serious acknowledgment. I noted parenthetically that I would follow with a brief for a stronger U.S. rebound. So, here goes:
In a post earlier this month, I recounted my recent heresy in Hong Kong, a suggestion that the GDP growth rates of the U.S. and China would cross briefly in the next few years. Therein, I laid out a case for a dramatic slowdown in China, which has since gotten more serious acknowledgment. I noted parenthetically that I would follow with a brief for a stronger U.S. rebound. So, here goes:
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