Later on Setser discusses the possibility of China using fiscal stimulus instead of monetary stimulus and writes:

Fiscal stimulus (of the classic kind) differs from monetary stimulus (of the classic kind) in one critical respect: it potentially allows China to achieve full employment by producing to meet domestic Chinese demand for goods rather by producing for global consumers.

Thus, China's choice of policy direction in the face of what is likely to be a sustained slump in its property market will have significant repercussions for the world.

Again, use the DD-AA model to interpret these statements. (Please, be brief, just explain if you think the statements are consistent with DD-AA and why.)