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TUTUZ NEWS
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Kelly Cunningham, National University System
Answer: NO
There is not many upside for California from China’s economy slowing. China is California’s largest trade partner and poignant businesses in a state are heavily invested there. California imports distant some-more from China than we export. The trade imbalance will serve boost as China’s economy slows and their banking depreciates opposite a dollar. California consumers competence rather advantage with a stronger dollar obscure costs of imports, yet on change some-more disastrous consequences outcome than positive.
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