Growth that depends heavily on specific sectors such as capital- and technology-intensive industries can result in weaker economic resilience to external shocks. Household debt that grows more rapidly than household income can limit consumption through increases in borrowers’ debt repayment burdens.
I would like to emphasize once again that, when both the domestic and external economies are growing, structural reforms have to be carried out swiftly. During the structural reform process conflicts of interest among economic actors can of course arise.