BEIJING — China will face increasing challenges to sustain growth over the next two decades without substantial, structural changes to its economy, financial system and society, according to a voluminous report presented here Monday by the World Bank and one of China’s main government research units. Read full article > >

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Change fundamental for China’s future growth, report says

BEIJING — China will face increasing challenges to sustain growth over the next two decades without substantial, structural changes to its economy, financial system and society, according to a voluminous report presented here Monday by the World Bank and one of China’s main government research units. Read full article > >

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Change fundamental for China’s future growth, report says

China needs to embrace fundamental free-market reforms if its economy is to continue to grow at its current pace, says the World Bank.

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China ‘needs free-market reforms’

Italy’s Senate voted overwhelmingly in favor of a package aimed at eliminating Italy’s budget deficit by 2013 and stimulating its economy as part of a broader plan to stabilize the euro.

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Senators in Italy Pass Plan for Budget

The International Monetary Fund praises Iraq for making “good progress” in reconstructing its economy, as it gives the go-ahead for a $741m loan.

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IMF praises Iraq economy progress

Is China keeping proper track of its economy?

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