IMF paper estimates that the subsidy rate is 1.8 percent in China compared to 1.3 percent in the US and 0.6 percent in the EU. They also find that Chinese subsidies are targeted towards strategic sectors, while the US and EU subsidize farmers and miners. https://t.co/c0gGtymrbk
@tolstoybb height from skeletons is often used as a proxy for childhood calorie consumption and hence development in the archaeology and economic history fields, for instance postreform chinese youth are now basically as tall as americans