Stimulus very different from 2008

Never have economists been so polarized in their views about China.

Since the beginning of the year, many of them have been talking about the country's coming Minsky moment, or a sudden collapse in the value of assets. Others are ruling out that possibility.

Some say government stimulus, like the one in late 2008, led by the central government's 4 trillion yuan ($650 billion) commitment, would benefit the economy. Others say it wouldn't.