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| 07 Nov 09 |
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Govt looks to stimulate demand » People's Daily The government will further study policies to boost investment and jump-start domestic demand to add growth momentum to the economy next year, a senior official said yesterday. "A prominent problem of the economy is that it's under increasing downward... |
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