Economists urge rate cut

Article Abstract:

Many economists are encouraging the Chinese government to cut interest rates and pump money into the economy, as indicators show that economic growth is slowing in China. Interest-rate cuts could boost stock investments and promote consumer spending. The four state commercial banks are opposed to lowering interest rates.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Financial analysis, General Economic Programs, Economic policy, Interest rates

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Investment plan faces snags

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This article discusses the Beijing government's efforts to "revive the West" by encouraging foreign investments in its nine western provinces. Foreign investors, however, are not eager to commit to western China, preferring the coastal provinces and cities.

Foreign investments

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China recovery rests on old foundation: state spending

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This article discusses the economic improvement in China in the first quarter of 2000. Because state owned firms lag behind the rest of the economy, economists think the recovery may not last.

Statistical Data Included, Brief Article

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