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However, this approach may not be sustainable as public dissatisfaction grows. The political implications of this economic turmoil could be profound. History shows that significant economic downfalls often precede political upheavals; the potential for change looms over a populace increasingly wary of the promises once made by their leaders.
Conclusion: A Changing Landscape
As China grapples with these existential economic challenges, it becomes clear that the ramifications extend beyond its borders. Global supply chains may face disruptions, financial markets could experience volatility, and international relations may become strained as the regime seeks external scapegoats for domestic discontent.