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ichael Pettis' blog on economics and finance is a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of China's financial markets. His analysis often highlights the disconnect between China's economic growth and its financial system, which he believes is unsustainable in the long term.

    Pettis argues that China's financial markets are not yet integrated with the global economy, despite the country's increasing trade ties. This has led to a buildup of debt and asset bubbles, which could have severe consequences if they burst. He also notes that China's economic growth model is heavily reliant on investment and exports, rather than domestic consumption.

    Pettis' views are shaped by his experience as a professor at Peking University and his work with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. His blog provides a unique perspective on China's financial markets and their potential impact on the global economy.