> Moreover, inequality now is extremely high, and growth is decelerating. China has less wealth inequality than the United States, yet is growing substantially faster.
Growth is a second derivative. Income inequality is a function of first derivatives. You can't directly compare the two. If I had to guess, China's wealth inequality in China is growing at a much faster rate than that of the US.
Moreover, inequality now is extremely high, and growth is decelerating. China has less wealth inequality than the United States, yet is growing substantially faster.