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China’s Overcapacity Debate And How To Avoid A Collision Course

By: TalkMarkets
Chinese companies are rapidly gaining market share in strategic industries amid increasing accusations of subsidy-induced overcapacity. But what does ‘overcapacity’ actually mean, how concerned should we be, and what might happen next?
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