I chose this topic because…… Economics is fun Wondering why was some better off than others? Heard and read stuff about financial crisis

Outline B rief Introduction of Facts of China I nitial Conditions of China (before Financial Crisis) B rief Explanation of the Impact of Financial Crisis of 2008 on China C hina’s Reaction to Financial Crisis P ossible Outcomes (issues) and Solutions Thesis Statement: China is a fast emerging country from the recession of the world Financial Crisis of 2008 through abiding its sets of agendas and proper self-adjustments both before an economic catastrophe and the aftermath of it.

Facts of China- Largest Exporter China $1.506 trillion (2010 est.) #2 (behind EU) US $1.270 (2010 est.) #4 Imports China $1.307 trillion (2010 est.) #3 US $1.903 trillion (2010 est.) #1 Reference: CIA World Factbook

Export Import

Facts of China- GDP (real growth rate) – China 10.30% (2010 est.) # 7 US 2.7% (2010 est.) # 138 Taiwan 10.50% (2010 est.) #6 European Union 1.8% (2010 est.) #154 Debt - External China $406.6 billion (31 December 2010 est.) #23 US $13.98 trillion (30 June 2010) #1 Reference: CIA World Factbook

GDP (real growth rate)(%)

Initial Condition of China I.Highly administrative – Government controls the flow of loanable funds II.High interest rate – Higher saving Comparison of BRIC countries and world average savings rate (Share of total savings to Gross National Income (GNI)(%) China Brazil India Russia World Reference: ZHANG Xiaojing, TANG Duoduo, LIN Yueqin (Institute of Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)

EconomyCurrent account/GDP (Expected value of 2009)(%) Short-term external debts/Foreign exchange reserve (Expected value of 2009)(%) Bank loans/deposits Overall risk ranking South Korea Brazil Russia India Taiwan Malaysia China Initial Condition of China III. Limited exposure to external risks Reference: ZHANG Xiaojing, TANG Duoduo, LIN Yueqin (Institute of Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)

Impact of Financial Crisis of 2008 on China Investment in the US US Decreasing in Demand

When world financial crisis strikes… Decrease demand for Chinese imports  Chinese job losses  Social and economical unrest Cuts in interest rate  Encourage lending Tax cuts  Increase willingness to consume Monetary stimulus  $586 billion (roughly 4 trillion yuan) stimulus package  Domestic investment increased Reference: ZHANG Xiaojing, TANG Duoduo, LIN Yueqin (Institute of Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences), (Fan, The Jordan Times, 2011)

China’s $586 Stimulus Package Housing Rural Infrastructure Transportation Health and Education Environment Industry Disaster Rebuilding Incomes Taxes Finance Reference: (Chiu, 2008)

Possible Outcomes (issues) and Solutions Hasty and wasteful projects Increased government steerage Appreciation of renminbi ====================================== Upgrade industrial structure Increase domestic market Reference: (NewYorkTimes, 2008), (Naughton, China Leadership Monitor, No. 29)

1.Highly Administrative System 2.High Interest Rate, Reserve Ration 3.Limited Exposure to External Risks 1.Lower down Interest Rate, Reserve Ration  Increase spending 2.Tax Cuts  Save exporting enterprises  Save job lost 3.$586 Stimulus Package  Numerous domestic investments projects (urbanization)  Domestic Market vs. Export Oriented C ONCLUSION

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