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Growth without profits: How will 'involution' in China end?
This paper analyses China's economic 'involution', a phenomenon characterised by intense competition in overcrowded markets such as electric vehicles (EVs), price wars, declining profit margins and ongoing resource misallocation via 'zombie firms'. Using data from Chinese listed companies, we decomp
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