Doubts are growing about whether China can pass the US to become the world's biggest economy this century amid warnings that the country’s 30-year miracle is nearing exhaustion.
The world's tallest tower should have been built by now. Officials said last
year that the great edifice with 220 floors would be erected in three months
flat in China's inland city of Changsha by March, snatching the crown from
Dubai's Burj Khalifa.
The deadline has come and gone, yet the wasteland sits untouched. It now looks
as if the fin d'époque project – using prefab blocs – may never be approved.
Even China knows its limits.
Prime minister Li Keqiang has asked the State Council to clamp down on the
excesses of the regions. Not before time. A top regulator says local
government finances are "out of control".
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