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Xi Jinping’s COVID
policy slows world’s second-largest economy |
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China’s policy of “zero COVID” has led to
the shutdown of major cities and global ports, resulting in falling
industrial output and reduced consumer spending. As of this April, China’s
retail sales had dropped 11% from the previous year, while the unemployment
rate rose to 6.1%. Larry Hu, head of China economics at the Macquarie Group,
told Bloomberg News, “zero-Covid at the cost of surging unemployment is a
hard sell politically.” (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Thursday, May 26, 2022
Xi Jinping’s COVID policy slows world’s second-largest economy
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