china's high growth rate of GDP is to my opinion a transition-led result of the reform.
transition from planned economy to market economy inprove effiency;
openness to foreign trade lead to demand-led boom in labor-intensive goods production;
technology enhancement creates more differentiated products as well as reduces costs associated with
the production futher generates demand-led boom;
openness to FDI;
however, in the process of this transition. environment has been deteriorated, inequality has become worse with an
increasing corruption, purposely lower living-standard of the chinese(undervaluation of the RMB) in exchange for
exports, etc... all what we sacrifice for the gain in GDP are becoming too expensive for us. growth is no longer
sustainable unless we can push the transition further towards a tech-led growth
may be it's time for another 'deng' effect to take place.