The David Lin Report · Monday, July 6, 2026
Harry Dent suggests China's economic growth might be peaking due to its one-child policy leading to a lack of young people and high debt levels. He points to 22% empty housing and offices as indicators that the country may not be able to drive a future boom, especially without infrastructure investment.
“But China's David is already done. They're the only emerging country because of their one child policy for decades, that does not have young people coming up to follow their peak.”
“And and they have the highest debt levels compared to income of any country in history. Because of their over stimulus of their economy. They have 22% empty houses and offices in China.”
“So, how do you have a boom when real estate and investments and infrastructure are the biggest part of GDP growth? So, this is this is a different world coming.”