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16 February 2002, Volume 22 Issue 2

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UPWIND DEVELOPING IN 2001, FACING BOTH CHALLENGE AND OPPORTUNITY IN 2002

QIU Xiao-hua

2002, (2):  5-8. 

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That our GDP will grow still rapidly by 7.3% in 2001 shows that our macroeconomic policy of enlarging domestic demand is effective. In 2002, we will face both challenge and opportunity, and proper policy would make it hopeful to achieve 7% growth rate.

WORLD ECONOMIC SITUATION IN 2002 AND COUNTERMEASURES BY CHINA

DU Hou-wen, SAN Feng

2002, (2):  9-15. 

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In 2001, world economy ran into the deepest recession since the latest 30 years, which was "hard landing" after boom for many years and led to the "U" type curve of world economic growth. According to the predictions from the world primary organizations, the year of 2002 would see all the same gloomy world economy. The recovery of world economy depends on that of American economy, which mainly pulled by expansionary policies. Facing such external adverse situations, in order to achieve more than 7% of economic growth in 2002, China should adjust foreign economic policies besides relying on the domestic demand.

INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL FLOWS, STRUCTURE CHANGES OF GROWTH FACTOR AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

DOU Xiang-sheng

2002, (2):  16-21. 

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Under open economy, international capital flow has a great influence on structure changes of e-conomic growth factors such as capital, technique, human capital and institution. And further, it affects economic growth.

CHINESE FISCAL DEFICIT: SCALE AND ROLE

GUO Qing-wang, ZHAO Zhi-yun

2002, (2):  35-41. 

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In the past 20 years of reforming and opening, our fiscal deficit become a mean for low-inflation developing; fiscal deficit now is not more terrible than the exasperate tendency of fiscal conditions; and whether trying to improve our fiscal condition will not depend on whether policy-makers are concerned with the fiscal condition or not.