10.3969/j.issn.1001-0114.2020.07.030
China”s economic recovery is set to benefit member states of the AESN
China will prioritize stabilizing employment and en-suring people”s livelihoods this year, aiming to create more than 9 million urban jobs, according to the Gov-ernment Work Report delivered by Premier Li Keqiang on May 22th.With economic development a main topic at this year”s two sessions, Manu Bhaskaran, founding director and CEO of Centennial Asia Advisors, an economic con-sultancy in Singapore,sees some key issues that need to be addressed. ”The employment situation remains tenuous and the sharp decline in global demand also points to continuing downside risks to the Chinese economy, ” he said.Noting the easing of restrictions and the stimulus programs to boost the domestic mar-ket, Bhaskaran said that the Chinese economy will be able to stabilize in the second quarter and then enjoy”a vigorous recovery”.”So far, the data seem to suggest that Chinese consumers are resilient and are stepping up spending, supporting demand,” he said.
2020-07-21(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)
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