Domestic consumption is the key to boosting China’s economy, but the safe and slow approach means the clock is ticking for visible results, says economist Lee Kok How. SINGAPORE: Course corrections for an economy as large as China’s are like steering the Titanic. Oversteer and it could capsize the vessel; understeer and the ship might still be on a collision course. With growth in the third quarter this year the lowest since its COVID-19 reopening, recent fiscal and monetary policies have

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