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An outlook of World Economy and Its Implications for China

Yibing Ding

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World growth accelerated in 2004 as a whole, especially in US. and in East Asia. But because of the rising of international oil price and the higher interest rate in US. , World economic growth was depressed in the second half of t- he year, thus increased the risk of China's economy, but not enough to prevent its moderate development.

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World growth accelerated in 2004 as a whole, especially in US. and in East Asia. But because of the rising of international oil price and the higher interest rate in US. , World economic growth was depressed in the second half of t- he year, thus increased the risk of China's economy, but not enough to prevent its moderate development.

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World growth accelerated in 2004 as a whole, especially in US. and in East Asia. But because of the rising of international oil price and the higher interest rate in US. , World economic growth was depressed in the second half of t- he year, thus increased the risk of China's economy, but not enough to prevent its moderate development.

Key concepts: China, World economy, Economics, Development economics, Economy, Political science, Law

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