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Poll: Stimulus Impact On China’s Growth Is Fading

The surge in China’s growth will continue to ease over the coming year as the initial impact of the massive government stimulus plan fades, a new poll of economists by The Wall Street Journal shows. The pace of expansion in China’s gross domestic pro... ...full story at China Journal

from China Journal on Wed, Nov 04 2009

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