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Economic Retrospect in 2007 and Prospect in 2008
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Economic Features in 2007
The year 2007 saw the Chinese economy growing as fast as before and the opening of markets widened and accelerated. However, inflationary pressure has clouded the economy since mid-year
Top 10 Business News Stories in 2007
Foreign Trade in Retrospect
China's huge trade surplus and U.S. huge trade deficit are two extremes contributing to the global economic imbalance
Taming the Bull
Most likely, China will continue to grow at a fast pace but in a more rational and healthy environment. That is good news for both China, and for the world economy
China's 2008 Economic Forecast
It is expected that the growth of the gross domestic product will drop slightly, the increase of the consumer price index (CPI) will slow, fixed assets investment will cool down and the growth of the trade surplus will fall
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