Beijing’s Growth Model Is Still Broken
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Started February 09, 2026
The article examines the persistent flaws in Beijing's economic growth model, highlighting the challenges it faces in achieving sustainable development and addressing structural inefficiencies.
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Beijing’s Growth Model Is Still Broken
Foreign Affairs (United States) | Feb 09, 2026
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The debate on Beijing's growth model highlights the tension between rapid growth and environmental sustainability.
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China must diversify its economy away from heavy reliance on state-owned enterprises to adapt to global market changes.
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Beijing's growth model prioritizes state control over innovation, stifling creativity and long-term economic sustainability.
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The narrative that Beijing's growth model is broken overlooks the complexities of its economic achievements and geopolitical strategies.
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Despite criticisms, China's growth model has lifted millions out of poverty, showcasing its effectiveness in driving development.
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