New COVID-19 strains and the resulting lockdowns have thrown a wrench into the Chinese economy, causing economic and even political strife. But do the current actions to control the recent Omicron outbreak once again risk disrupting consumption and ensnaring supply chains? Or will lifting the lockdowns only increase the spread of COVID-19 and raise anxieties that could spook consumers and markets?
Join Houze Song, Fellow at MacroPolo, the think tank of the Paulson Institute and author of the "1Q2022 Outlook: Strong but Short Stimulus Expected to Stabilize Growth," as he answers questions and gives his take on this important snapshot of 2022.
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