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China's super-rich eye the exit as leaders brace for economic shock

The article from MSN discusses how China's wealthiest individuals are increasingly looking to emigrate due to a combination of economic slowdown, stringent government policies, and a challenging business environment. This trend is highlighted by a significant increase in applications for investment migration programs, with a 50% rise in inquiries noted by one agency. The exodus is driven by factors such as Xi Jinping's "common prosperity" campaign, which has led to crackdowns on private enterprises, tech companies, and real estate, alongside geopolitical tensions and a faltering economy. The article mentions that many are seeking residency or citizenship in countries like Singapore, Canada, and the US through investment visas, reflecting a broader sentiment of pessimism about China's future economic stability and personal freedoms. This migration is not only a vote of no confidence in China's economic prospects but also poses a risk of capital flight, which could further destabilize the economy.

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