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China’s Economy Shifts Gears: From Exports to Everyday Spending
China’s economy is trading its old playbook ( export-driven growth) for a fresh strategy focused on domestic consumption and high-tech innovation. Think smart homes, VR experiences, and eco-friendly gadgets! But there’s a catch: convincing people to spend more today while feeling secure about tomorrow.
The Confidence Conundrum
July’s Politburo meeting didn’t sugarcoat it: ‘insufficient domestic demand’ is a hurdle. Yet officials remain optimistic, citing China’s ‘tremendous resilience’ . Days later, the State Council rolled out 20 targeted measures to kickstart spending—from easier car purchases to ‘smart home’ upgrades.
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Imagine trading in clunky old appliances for sleek, energy-saving ones—or decorating homes with VR-powered interior designs! The plan also banks on e-commerce and green tech to fuel growth, with goals like boosting household consumption from 38% to global averages (~60% of GDP).
2035 Vision: Beyond Shopping Carts
China’s long-term game plan? A 2035 roadmap for ‘high-quality development’ focusing on urban innovation, sustainable agriculture, and services like elderly care and tourism. Will this shift revive economic momentum? Analysts say: watch the consumer confidence index—it’s the ultimate litmus test.
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export-driven growth) for a fresh strategy focused on domestic consumption and high-tech innovation. Think smart homes, VR experiences, and eco-friendly gadgets! 
But there’s a catch: convincing people to spend more today while feeling secure about tomorrow.
. Days later, the State Council rolled out 20 targeted measures to kickstart spending—from easier car purchases to ‘smart home’ upgrades. 
The plan also banks on e-commerce and green tech to fuel growth, with goals like boosting household consumption from 38% to global averages (~60% of GDP).
Will this shift revive economic momentum? Analysts say: watch the consumer confidence index—it’s the ultimate litmus test.
