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China has made significant progress in areas such as artificial intelligence and 5G technology. By investing in research and development, China can continue to drive economic growth while also improving productivity and competitiveness; While economic growth has lifted many people out of poverty, it ha...
In short, the message from the country's leadership was that China is planning a course for a GDP growth of approximately 5 percent in 2023. But this must be "quality" growth as well. "While the annual GDP target is an appropriate growth pace required to stabilize expectations and economic...
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This thesis consists of three parts that deal with the relationship between the relative wealth of nations, economic growth, and the sectoral structure of economies. In the first part, the focus is on the relative stagnancy of Europe versus the USA in terms of productivity levels and unemployment...
In many ways, China's rapid economic growth and prosperity is not only an inspiration for countries in the developing world, but offers an alternative economic and political model for the Global South versus the Western-centric model of development that is exemplified by the "dependence trap," ...
"The risk of deeper malaise in the global economy, and uncertainty over how policymakers around the world will respond to weaker global growth, may stoke volatility in global financial markets," Sawada said, warning that "proliferating private debt in some regional economies could pose another chall...
One who favors the speaker's assertion will perhaps find the two reasons, which I'll render below. After all, the government's responsibility is to insure the public health and safety, the national security, and finally to facilitate the development of the society, all of which ...