China's economic growth is largely dependent on the "troika" of investment, exports, and consumption, which contribute differently to economic growth at different times.
Over the past few decades, China's economic growth has relied heavily on investment and exports. In terms of investment, China has promoted rapid economic growth through large-scale infrastructure construction and the introduction of foreign investment. In terms of exports, China has become one of the world's largest exporters through cheap labor and large-scale production, providing an important support for economic growth.
However, with the development and structural adjustment of China's economy, the contribution of consumption to economic growth has gradually increased. In recent years, China has been working hard to promote economic restructuring, promote the growth of domestic demand, and improve the level of household consumption. Through a series of policy measures, such as raising residents' income, strengthening the construction of the social security system, and promoting consumption upgrading, China's consumer market has gradually expanded, and its contribution to economic growth has also increased.
At present, China's economic growth is no longer solely dependent on investment and exports, and the contribution of consumption to economic growth is becoming more and more important. In the future, China will continue to promote economic restructuring, promote the growth of domestic demand, and achieve sustainable economic development.
In short, China's economic growth requires the concerted efforts of the "troika" of investment, exports, and consumption to achieve sustainable economic development. The contribution of this "troika" may vary from one period to another, but they are all important drivers of China's economic growth.