As a result of the tariff dispute with the Trump administration, China's economic growth fell to a three-decade low in 2018. The country's economy increased only by 6.6% over 2017. Also, the growth of the last three months of 2018 stopped at 6.4% from the Q3's 6.5% increase.  As reported by The Economic Times, communist leaders are trying to steer China to slower, more self-sustaining growth based on consumer spending instead of trade and investment. But the slowdown has been sharper than expected, prompting Beijing to step up government spending ...