This, in turn, has helped keep organizations from shuttering and has put employers in both a better position to keep workers on and to hire them back as the economy continues to recover. These programs serve as a backstop to key credit markets and have helped restore the flow of credit from private lenders through normal channels.
As the world economy grows, more liquidity providers may be needed – perhaps resulting in a multipolar financial system, with multiple reserve currencies. And international investors will want to increase their stake in the Chinese economy. China’s ongoing shift towards domestic consumption and services-oriented growth will mean an increased commercial potential across an array of sectors.