China has set an annual growth target of about five percent, promising to make domestic demand its main economic driver.
The headline growth figure announced by Premier Li Qiang at an annual Communist Party conclave today, also included a rare rise in fiscal funding, allowing China’s budget deficit to reach four percent this year.
Under the plans, some twelve million new jobs will be created in Chinese cities as Beijing pushes for two percent inflation this year.
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