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structural deficits


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ramping up monetary easing


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increases foreign access to the domestic market


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liberalise various sectors


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embark on a fresh round of quantitative easing


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developing the western part of the PRD


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exchange-rate policy


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HSBC has cut its 2001 growth forecast for Hong Kong to 1.8 per cent from 2.2 per cent.


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the new chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke


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new mode of economic development


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a new growth model


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emerging markets


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can cause economic overheating


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could stoke inflation


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will continue with macroeconomic controls


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Guangdong-Hong Kong co-operation


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economic engine


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a wellspring of growth


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the Secretary for Economic Services, Stephen Ip Shu-kwan


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economic reform


 

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