Secret in Exchange Rate ＆ Foreign Trade？

China＇s import and export growth in November has dropped drastically. Year-on-year export growth rate dropped from 19.2 percent to -2.2percent and the year-on-year import growth rate dropped from 15.6 percent to -17.9 percent. The trade surplus amounted to 40.09 billion U.S. dollars. This is the first time in China＇s exports monthly negative growth dating back to June 2001 （see Chart 1 ）.     

Empirical analysis between industrial structure and economic growth of china

In recent years,the relationship between the industrial structure and economic growth is more and more concerned by scholars. According to the theory of industrial structure and economic development, this article use regression analysis method that estimates the three major industries’ contribute to Chinese economic growth and use cluster analysis methods, then discuss how to optimize the indus-trial structure.     

Enormous Growth Poyential for china's ConsumerLending

China's consumer lending has been expanding rapidly and shows strong growth potential due to economic growth and government policy,according to a recent report by Boston Consulting Group (BCG).Though it is still nascent,the Chinese market for mortgages,credit cards,automobile loans,and unsecured personal loans has showed enormous growth in recent years.     

Inequality and Unsustainable Growth:TWO Sides of the Same Coin?

Over the long run, sustained growth is central to poverty reduction.The rapid growth seen in much of the world over the past few decades, notably, but not only, in China and India, has led to an unprecedented reduction in poverty.And, in general, increases in per capita income tend to translate into proportionate increases in income of the poor.As Dollar and Kraay memorably put it, "Growth Is Good for the Poor."Some inequality is integral to the effective functioning of a market economy and the incentives needed for investment and growth.But too much inequality might be destructive to growth.Beyond the risk that inequality.     

China GDP Growth Will Surpass 6% in 2020

The last lap of a decade-long race We expect China to set a growth target of around 6%for 2020.The recent Politburo meeting confirmed that the government is unlikely to drop the target of doubling 2010 GDP by 2020,a year before the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party.This requires minimum growth of 6.1-6.2%in 2019-20,according to our and official calculations.While GDP growth rates up to 2018 are likely to be revised based on the latest economic census,we believe the upward data revisions will be marginal and insufficient to meaningfully lower the 2020 growth target.     

China-Reduced Tail Risk Provides Entrance Opportunity

Macro:China to pursue reforms China is likely to retain the focus on re-orienting its economy towards consumption,accepting a slower rate of growth.We expect growth to decelerate to around 7%,from an estimated 7.4%in 2014.Faster growth in the US and Europe should help sustain exports while policymakers maintain a tight leash     

The National Economy Maintained a Steady and Fast Growth in 2006

In 2006, the national economy maintained steady and fast growth.The Central Party Committee and the State Council adopted a series of macro-economic control policies and measures in a timely manner to target the outstanding problems,which emerged in economic development. These policies and measures proved to be effective and helped the economic development avoid moving from speedy growth to over-heating.The economic and social development made a good start for the implementation of the 11th Five-Year Plan.     

Too Hot？ Too Cold？

China＇s economy will likely start 2010 with double-digit GDP growth, a booming infrastructure build-out, a tightening labour market, and increasing worries about inflation. However, concerns about the global recovery and about what will hap- pen when the stimulus package ends mean policy makers will be hesitant to tighten. We expect growth to moderate during the year as consumer spending grows steadily but investment growth slows.     

It s Time to Bail MSEs Out!

On March 5,Premier Wen Jiabao stressed that the government will implement and improve policies to promote the growth of micro and small businesses (MSEs),further reduce burdens on enterprises,and promote the vibrant growth of high-tech     

Textile Industry: Stimulus Plan Laid out as It Suffers

China's commerce ministry has said textile export growth is poised to slow down further this year and indicated that it does not plan to go back to the quota system in textile trade. The growth rate in China's textile exports will continue decreasing this year and there will be no "big increases" in exports to the US and the EU markets although quota restrictions on exports to the two markets have been eliminated from the beginning of this year,the ministry said in a statement on its website.     

Service Industry Promotes TradeWith Foreign Countries

In the first half of the year, the R0K, Australia and Canada with high growth rates in bilateral trade with ChinaThe statistics on foreign trade in the first half of the year issued by the General Administration of Customs showed that the ROK, Australia and Canada became the countries with highest growth rates in their bilateral trades with our country, and the growth rate was 55.4%, 50.5% and 45.0% respectively. Such high growth rates are due to the great contributions of the service trade. This indicates that the new trade-growth mode has become a challenge to the traditional ode, which relies on the low-profit cargo-trading growth to promote the trade development.In recent years, the ROK, Australia and Canada:have become the important service-trading partners of our country; in service trade fields, such as labor service, immigration, overseas study, tourism and consultation, etc., the high growth of the bilateral trade volume has greatly promoted the growth of Cargo trades.     

Forecast of China＇s Economic Growt ：o Reach 7.5% in 2009-- China＇s Economic Growth Under Pressure but Will Serve as Motor for Global Recovery

On March 26, 2009 Economic and Social Survey of Asia and Pacific 2009 titled with ＂Addressing Triple Threats to Development＂ was released in Beijing. It analyzes the three global crises which have converged to threaten development in the Asia-Pacific region： the financial crisis, fuel and food prices, and climate change. Dr. Alberto Isgut of ESCAP＇s Macroeconomic Policy and Development Division, expressed the fact that due primarily to the performance of China, as well as India, aggregate growth in Asia and the Pacific will remain higher than in other global regions, helping to make the Asia-Pacific region the locus of global growth in 2009.     

CHANGE for a New Econornic Structure?

Opportunity in the financial crisis? For a long time,China's fast econom-ic growth is heavily dependent on growth of exports,particularly dependent on ex-ports of low value-added,low technologi-cal products.Although the policy-makers and scholars are aware of the importance and necessity of industrial structure im-provements since 1992,it is hard to have a real incentive to promote economic re-structuring under rapid economic growth.     

Observations on Textile Sector Stocks in China

In the long run,China's textile industry is going to see a new round of growth.Further industrial restrueturing will channel resources to pacesetting and competitive enterprises in all fields from chemical fiber to textile and apparel.     

Energy Efficiency ＆ Scientific Development-2007 Beijing Energy-saving ＆ Environmental Protection Exhibition

The whole world has been attaching great importance to energy saving and environmental protection. China is also at the risk of energy shortage with the rapid economic growth. Therefore, it has become increasingly important how to save energy and protect the environment. All these require a sustainable energy supply. Meanwhile, energy plays an increasingly important role in influencing the new economic growth in our country, and poses bigger pressure to the environment and peoole＇s health.     

Too Hot ? Too Cold?

Economic outlook China's economy will likely start 2010 with double-digit GDP growth, a booming infrastructure build-out, a tightening labour market, and increasing worries about inflation.However,concerns about the global recovery and about what will happen when the stimulus package ends mean policy makers will be hesitant to tighten.We expect growth to moderate during the year as consumer spending grows steadily but investment growth slows.     

CHANGE for a New Economic Structure？

Opportunity in the financial crisis？
For a long time, China＇s fast economic growth is heavily dependent on growth of exports, particularly dependent on exports of low value-added, low technological products. Although the policy-makers and scholars are aware of the importance and necessity of industrial structure improvements since 1992, it is hard to have a real incentive to promote economic restructuring under rapid economic growth.     

Foreign Banks Optimistic about Chinese Market Despite Challenges

Despite the constraints of a tight regulatory environment and liquidity constraints, foreign banks are optimistic about their future business in China, said a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) International Ltd.22 of the 42 foreign banks interviewed expect annual revenue growth in 2011 of between 20% and 50%, and five banks expect growth to equal, or exceed, 100%.And all the banks interviewed anticipate growth to continue over the next three years.     

DIGITAL

Overview of China's digital industry The Chinese consumer electronics market has a long history of outstanding performances. It boomed since 1995, growing to a far larger size than before. However, strong growth in the Chi- nese economy and household incomes rising every year meant that the market was able to maintain dynamic levels of growth in recent years and should continue to do so in the future. Although the performance of in-home consumer electronics was very good during 2004-2006, with many new product launches, its growth rate and development still could not keep pace with that of por- table and in-car consumer electronics.