China's economy will slow, but perhaps not as planned
Premier Li Keqiang assured Davos that China can sustain rapid GDP growth, but the signs are less encouraging
Updated: Feb 10, 2015
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- According to plan?
- Rebalancing
- Investment
- Retail sales
- Services
- Raising incomes
- Rural development
- Inequality
- Deflationary pressure
- Regional development
- Urbanisation
- Too good to be true?
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_350.jpg "Li Keqiang at an event in Davos (Reuters/Ruben Sprich)")