Beijing continues to support its economic model despite its shortcomings, prioritizing state control and stability over reform. This approach includes heavy investment in infrastructure and technology while limiting market liberalization. Analysts argue that the Chinese government fears the social and political repercussions of transitioning away from this model, which has historically provided rapid growth. As challenges mount, including economic slowdowns and public dissent, the regime remains steadfast, believing that maintaining control will ultimately ensure continued power and stability. This stubbornness invites both scrutiny and curiosity about the future of China's economic strategy.
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