After a strong start in early 2022, the largest COVID-19 wave in two years and resulting mobility restrictions have disrupted China’s growth normalization. The global environment has also significantly worsened following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Real gross domestic product (GDP) growth is projected to slow sharply to 4.3 percent in 2022. In the face of domestic and external headwinds, China's policymakers should carefully calibrate its policies...
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China Economic Update : Between Shocks and Stimulus
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Chowdhury,Ibrahim Saeed; Li,Yusha; Vashakmadze,Ekaterine T.; Ge,Jun; Alawode,Abayomi A.; Tatucu,Radu; Yan,Yi; Wang,Dewen; Lugo,Maria Ana; Xu,Zhenyang; Kim,Ypsse; Ou,Deyun; Huang,Yang; Xiao,Yuan; Seong,Joonkyung.
China Economic Update : Between Shocks and Stimulus (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099640106102210762