China pledges economic changes
Will boost government spending if needed, new leaders say
Posted: December 18, 2012 at 3:27 a.m.
Women look at displays at a shopping mall in Beijing on Monday, the day after China’s new Communist Party leaders promised to continue long-term plans aimed at nurturing self-sustaining growth and raising incomes.
China’s new Communist Party leaders are promising changes aimed at reducing reliance on exports while increasing spending if needed to prop up a shaky economic recovery.
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