Btw, The Economist is a British media, not an U.S. media. So your assumption of domestic media not talking about the bigger fiscal issues in US doesn't really a

Btw, The Economist is a British media, not an U.S. media. So your assumption of domestic media not talking about the bigger fiscal issues in US doesn't really apply in this particular case. And traditionally, The Economist has covered a lot of aspect of China in a fair and analytical angle than any other US medias do.