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China's shaky property market, increasingly fragile consumer sentiment and volatile relations with its neighbours often obscures the huge opportunity for corporate Japan in Asia's largest economy.
If China grows at a conservative two percent for the next decade, the cumulative GDP growth will be equal to India's today, according to McKinsey. Despite regular bouts of trade friction between China and the rest of the world, corporate Japan needs to reckon with the China market to chart a path to growth.
Join us to hear the Economist Intelligence Unit's latest analysis on supply chain friction, political flashpoints and our views on Chinese economic growth prospects and what they mean for Japan. We will put the Chinese economy in a wider context with an overview of the Kishida Administration's economic policy in the Indo-Pacific region and the prospect for Japan-China relations.
Dress code: Business attire
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