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Re: China
The most encouraging part is the government's decision to continue to raise
wages by 30% a year. Also, anticipating a contraction of export, a new
ecoomic policy to stimulate domestic consumption and development will keep
growth above 7%. A record deficit of 309 billion yuan ($36.68 billion) is
projected for 2002.
Henry C.K. Liu
Warren Mosler wrote:
> China's Zhu Vows to Keep Up Government Stimulus Spending, Create More
> Jobs
> Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji said the government will
> keep up a spending campaign to stem rising
> unemployment, boost farmers' income and sustain
> growth in Asia's second-largest
> economy. More...
>
> Fyi,
>
> This could be how China passes us by.
>
> w
- Thread context:
- PKSG meeting at LMU,
Paul Downward Tue 05 Mar 2002, 16:36 GMT
- pkesg,
Lee, Frederic Tue 05 Mar 2002, 15:14 GMT
- Re: Raising aggregate demand without raising foreign debt,
Leigh Harkness Tue 05 Mar 2002, 12:12 GMT
- China,
Warren Mosler Tue 05 Mar 2002, 04:25 GMT
- Re: China,
Henry C.K. Liu Wed 06 Mar 2002, 03:38 GMT
- Re: China,
Warren Mosler Wed 06 Mar 2002, 14:20 GMT
- Re: China,
Juan Jose Barrios Wed 06 Mar 2002, 15:18 GMT
- Re: China,
Warren Mosler Thu 07 Mar 2002, 04:12 GMT
- Re: China,
Henry C.K. Liu Wed 06 Mar 2002, 15:24 GMT
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