Beijing Consensus vs PHL neo-liberalism: Four decades after

Part two The amazing success of China in posting an annual gross domestic product growth rate of almost 10 percent in four decades (1980-2019) has triggered a debate among Western economists on the superiority of the so-called “Beijing Consensus”over the “Washington Consensus” in the promotion of growth among developing countries.…

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