This reflects not just the importance of the Chinese economy to us, but also the fact that Australia and China have different political systems, different governance arrangements and different financial systems. Understanding these various differences is important to understanding the Chinese economy, and we are devoting considerable resources to doing this. In this evening's talk I would like to elaborate on two issues.
http://www.rba.gov.au/speeches/2018/sp-gov-2018-05-23.html  1/20  5/25/2018  Australia's Deepening Economic Relationship with China: Opportunities and Risks | Speeches | RBA  The first is the depth of Australia's economic relationship with China. Too often this relationship has been viewed largely through the prism of resource exports. These exports are certainly important, but this perspective is too narrow.