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China can stimulate economy through domestic consumption

Photo: Ed Jones/AFP

Photo: Ed Jones/AFP

A Chinese traveller carries his luggage outside a train station in Beijing yesterday. China could easily boost domestic consumption to stimulate its economy if its slowdown is too sharp, the International Monetary Fund said recently.

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