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Tweet Scott Lincicome shares his big questions for 2025. A slice: We now know that this is basically what happened in 2024: China’s longstanding economic headwinds—demographics, productivity, debt, social/political control, etc.—combined with continued weakness in local property markets, depressed consumer sentiment, policy-driven industrial overcapacity, investor doubt, and heightened trade tensions to keep China’s economy in the doldrums. (Hooray, central planning!) GMU Econ alum Dominic Pino reports that “price controls have made California wildfire recovery harder.” Two slices: Another […]