Some of the arguments put by those people are just nonsense!
1. About the weight of food products in CPI: it should be based on the share of expenditure or consumption in China, as opposed to using the US example.
2. Surplus in production capacity: but what is in surplus and what is not? Are those in surplus relevant to domestic consumption and investment or government spending?
3. Global recovery: there are many indicators showing a global recovery is underway. However, that does not mean there is no danger of another dip in the way up.
4. If surplus in production capacity meant no inflation, what about stagflation that happened in the 1970s and continued in early 1980s?
We need to talk about the reality in China and not to just citing some part of theories. There are so many theories, but which are most relevant in the current situation?