china's economy

Time for China's have-nots to share success

Next week, a group of millionaires, billionaires and bureaucrats will convene at China's National People's Congress to address the problems of millions of Chinese who have been left behind by its economic growth.
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The have-nots: young students line up to get new winter clothes during a donation ceremony in Guizhou province (AFP)
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<div style="text-align: left;"> The have-nots: young students line up to get new winter clothes during a donation ceremony in Guizhou province (AFP) </div>

Economic and social stability are expected to be the main topics during the National People’s Congress (NPC) next week, when Chinese lawmakers will announce policies aimed at promoting citizens’ well-being and encouraging consumption.

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