The true cost of China’s multibillion-dollar market intervention

As the Shanghai Composite Index dove and panic sales spread, the Chinese government spent billions of dollars to soothe battered sentiment and shore up the stock market. But China may eventually end up paying a much higher price from delayed reforms and a distorted stock market, analysts said.
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