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The Politicization of China's Stock Market and Its Consequences
China’s stock market is systematically politicized by the government to promote its political agendas. The mantra of “socialism” has turned the stock market into a mere fund-raising vehicle for failing SOEs. The legislation and enforcement of securities-related laws are subject to the will and wishes of the government. Such a systemic politicization of stock market has caused some serious consequences for China’s stock market and economic growth.
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