China not a ‘paper tiger’ despite their economy ‘less than fully stable’
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Article III Project Senior Counsel Josh Hammer says whilst China is not a “paper tiger” their economy is “less than fully stable”. “I’m not going to say that China is a paper tiger, because they are not,” Mr Hammer told News24 host James Macpherson. “They have a massive military; they are a formidable threat any way you look at it. “In many ways, their economy at home is less than fully stable, and I say all that because maybe there is some possibility for them to be a short-term stasis.”
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