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Economists have voiced that the current troubles in China's economy are not solely born of immediate policy failures but stem from systemic issues within the governance structure—large segments of the population lack the purchasing power to stimulate domestic demand, leading to an inevitable stagnation.
The troubling reality remains that businesses are failing across numerous sectors, not just manufacturing. As one commentator succinctly put it, there are widespread feelings of futility—whether in entrepreneurship, traditional employment, or even e-commerce, almost every avenue seems to lead to the same disheartening conclusion: it's a time when making money feels nearly impossible.