This has as much chance of working as cows suddenly turning into unicorns
seriously "over built", if China sees big tariffs thrown in their face to protect American and European industries -- probably steel being the biggest
and is forced to feed upon itself with domestic consumption of their gigantic production capabilities
or if other countries see gigantic slow downs in their abilities to borrow til the ends of time and can't buy buy buy Chinese products . . . either of these scenarios would suggest
that the ouchie meter quite suddenly goes on TILT
popcorn already in bowl
http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/chinese-economy-facing-considerable-challenge-yellen/1/697803.html