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China's Economy 2012

China's Economy 2012

China's Economy 2012

Renmin University of China ICERD

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Editorial:
Enrich Professional Publishing
Año de edición:
2014
Materia
Economía internacional
ISBN:
9781623200343
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This series is a new initiative published by the Institute of China's Economic Reform & Development of the Renmin University of China. Economic slowdown is a major trend that emerged in recent years in China. To understand this trend, China's Economy 2012 conducts empirical and quantitative research on China's economy in three aspects: international comparisons and measurement of potential growth rates, factors affecting China's potential growth rate, and future trends and response strategies of China's economic development. It also provides a series of policy recommendations for maintaining sustainable economic growth in China. This book offers:  Authoritative and detailed economic figures on China's economy  Comprehensive examination of the impacts of key issues such as urbanization, consumer demand, the output gap, the national income distribution pattern, indigenous innovation, and resource constraints  Economic forecasts and policy suggestions for policymakers

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