In the World Bank series for China's household consumption share of GDP, read on 30 Sep 2033, are any two consecutive annual values from 2026 to 2031 both above 40.0%?
From C-005Sealed 10 Oct 2026Resolves by 30 Sep 2033Open
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Household share by 2031: two years above 2015-2024 range
35% · unlikely · confidence not registered
F-0236 · Open
It does not happen
65%
The situation when it was sealed (10 Oct 2026). The brief's call is that household demand does not turn through mid-2027.
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F-0236
10 Oct 2026
35%
Open
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It is the brief's long test of a turn to households: two years above the 2015-2024 range.
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F-0236
“Happened if, in the World Bank WDI series NE.CON.PRVT.ZS (household and NPISH final consumption expenditure, % of GDP) for China as read on 30 Sep 2033, any two consecutive annual values from 2026 to 2031 are both above 40.0%.”
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F-0236 sealed 10 Oct 2026SHA-256 482ffec7546e3acacb0a6aaf91a366aca0daabee77c87a81873c534e2212ea76
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