BHP executive criticises Xi, predicts China's decline

"The narrower field of view that inevitably comes with an exclusive (and ageing) leadership clique increases both the probability of poor policy choices and their harmful propagation and/or stubborn longevity. "This risk of an echo-chamber at the top of the CCP leading to counter-productive policy choices is particularly pertinent with respect to SOEs, where ideology and reform collide." Liuzhou Iron & Steel Co.'s factory in Liuzhou, China. Bloomberg Dr McKay declined to provide a copy of The Strategic Logic of China's Economy for a review in The Australian Financial Review, which purchased the book online. He is one of the…