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Debt on the Tracks
Debt on the Tracks
Staggering amounts were borrowed to finance China's high-speed rail initiative, and someone will have to pay
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High-speed railroad investment and borrowing have been rising rapidly in China since 2008, and a crushing financial burden could be waiting at the end of the line.
Some say the great leap for fast-track construction could eventually drag down the entire banking system. Others say the government and big banks are safely in control.
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