Possible IA article + abstract
China Investors Must Rest Easy as Growth Surges: Andy Mukherjee
Abstract: On April 19th of 2007, Beijing claimed that China's GDP has grown 11.1% in relation to 2006--indicating an immense leap in the economy. Despite assumptions that the authorities would "tighten monetary screws", no monetary policy has been established in order to slow down the rapidly growing economy, for, as claimed by Jonathon Anderson, UBS AG's cheif Asia economist in Hong Kong, "interest-rate adjustments and base-money liquidity tightening have no real impact on equity demand." As a result of this high growth rate in China, prices are beginning to climb. Nevertheless, "the government isn't in a hurry to cool the economy".
posted by manon at
3:58 AM
2 Comments:
I like the headline... you can definitely focus on the role of investment in economic growth and inflation. Where will you go with your analysis? What suggestions will you make in your evaluation? I think this will work, just make sure the economist cited does not do too much analyzing himself!
September 13, 2007 at 6:16 AM
I like the headline... you can definitely focus on the role of investment in economic growth and inflation. Where will you go with your analysis? What suggestions will you make in your evaluation? I think this will work, just make sure the economist cited does not do too much analyzing himself!
September 13, 2007 at 6:16 AM
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