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China’s weak consumer draws scrutiny over export job impacts

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CNBC highlights that a Group of 20 finance meeting in the United States has intensified debate about whether China’s weak consumer demand is harming job markets abroad through its exports.

According to CNBC World, the discussion centers on the question of whether reduced demand is contributing to export pressures that lead other countries to lose jobs tied to trade flows.

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