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China Releases Youth Unemployment Data After Gap Of 6 Months, With Rosier Number
Many young Chinese continue to face challenges in securing employment due to the overall sluggishness of the economy.
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From Data To Finance, China Introduces Structural Reforms
Chinese lawmakers have announced sweeping structural reforms to the country's top regulatory bodies, from finance to big data.
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As China Population Drops, India Set To Become Most Populous In 2023
China had 1.41 billion people at the end of last year, 850,000 fewer than the end of 2021, according to data released by the National Statistics Bureau on Tuesday.
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China's Economy Grew By 6.9 Per Cent In 2017: Report
China's economy picked up steam in 2017 and grew by 6.9 per cent year-on-year, totalling about $12.84 trillion and reversing the downtrend of the world's second largest economy since 2010, official data said in Beijing today.
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Lies, damn lies, and China's economic statistics
China has soared almost to the top of the world's economic league tables, but whether the official data underpinning its status can be trusted is a constant headache, analysts say.
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China Releases Youth Unemployment Data After Gap Of 6 Months, With Rosier Number
Many young Chinese continue to face challenges in securing employment due to the overall sluggishness of the economy.
-
From Data To Finance, China Introduces Structural Reforms
Chinese lawmakers have announced sweeping structural reforms to the country's top regulatory bodies, from finance to big data.
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As China Population Drops, India Set To Become Most Populous In 2023
China had 1.41 billion people at the end of last year, 850,000 fewer than the end of 2021, according to data released by the National Statistics Bureau on Tuesday.
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China's Economy Grew By 6.9 Per Cent In 2017: Report
China's economy picked up steam in 2017 and grew by 6.9 per cent year-on-year, totalling about $12.84 trillion and reversing the downtrend of the world's second largest economy since 2010, official data said in Beijing today.
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Lies, damn lies, and China's economic statistics
China has soared almost to the top of the world's economic league tables, but whether the official data underpinning its status can be trusted is a constant headache, analysts say.
