For two decades, a plurality of small economies have built their position in the global marketplace on a simple premise: China's insatiable appetite for inputs. It's well known though that this engine of global growth is sputtering under the weight of debt, demographics, Donald (Trump), and a dosage of the middle income trap. Yet, as China's property sector unravels and its economy pivots away from heavy industry, a new narrative has taken hold in policy circles and investmen
