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Peoples Republic of China
EN NW EBISBN: 9781484370797 bzw. 1484370791, in Englisch, International Monetary Fund, neu, E-Book.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Ebook for download.
Business, China is at an historic juncture. After decades of high-speed growth, the authorities are now focusing on high-quality growth. Whether and how this shift is carried through will determine China's development path for decades to come. Recent strong growth momentum and significant financial de-risking progress reduce the probability of a near-term abrupt adjustment. Rebalancing accelerated in some dimensions, especially as the current account surplus continued to fall and growth became less dependent on credit, but progress slowed in many other dimensions as exports drove the growth pick up, rather than consumption. And while credit growth has slowed, it remains excessive. eBook.
Business, China is at an historic juncture. After decades of high-speed growth, the authorities are now focusing on high-quality growth. Whether and how this shift is carried through will determine China's development path for decades to come. Recent strong growth momentum and significant financial de-risking progress reduce the probability of a near-term abrupt adjustment. Rebalancing accelerated in some dimensions, especially as the current account surplus continued to fall and growth became less dependent on credit, but progress slowed in many other dimensions as exports drove the growth pick up, rather than consumption. And while credit growth has slowed, it remains excessive. eBook.
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Peoples Republic of China
EN NW EBISBN: 9781484371190 bzw. 1484371194, in Englisch, International Monetary Fund, neu, E-Book.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Ebook for download.
Business, China is at an historic juncture. After decades of high-speed growth, the authorities are now focusing on high-quality growth. Whether and how this shift is carried through will determine China's development path for decades to come. Recent strong growth momentum and significant financial de-risking progress reduce the probability of a near-term abrupt adjustment. Rebalancing accelerated in some dimensions, especially as the current account surplus continued to fall and growth became less dependent on credit, but progress slowed in many other dimensions as exports drove the growth pick up, rather than consumption. And while credit growth has slowed, it remains excessive. eBook.
Business, China is at an historic juncture. After decades of high-speed growth, the authorities are now focusing on high-quality growth. Whether and how this shift is carried through will determine China's development path for decades to come. Recent strong growth momentum and significant financial de-risking progress reduce the probability of a near-term abrupt adjustment. Rebalancing accelerated in some dimensions, especially as the current account surplus continued to fall and growth became less dependent on credit, but progress slowed in many other dimensions as exports drove the growth pick up, rather than consumption. And while credit growth has slowed, it remains excessive. eBook.
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Peoples Republic of China (2011)
EN NW EBISBN: 9781484331149 bzw. 1484331141, in Englisch, International Monetary Fund, neu, E-Book.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Ebook for download.
Business, Since the 2011 FSAP, China's impressive economic growth has continued, and it is now undertaking a necessary but prolonged economic transformation. China is transitioning from an economic model based on exports and investment to a more sustainable one based on services and consumption. The financial system has facilitated this high growth rate and the consequent sharp decline in poverty rates. The sector now reaches most of the population, as evidenced in financial inclusion measures, and permeates virtually all aspects of economic activity.The economic transformation requires a fundamental change in the role of the financial system. Historically its role was to channel China's high savings at low cost to strategic sectors. Looking ahead, the policy objective for the financial sector should be to facilitate China's economic transformation to a more demand-driven system, in which markets play an increasingly dominant role in resource allocation and where consequences of risk-taking are well-understood and accepted. eBook.
Business, Since the 2011 FSAP, China's impressive economic growth has continued, and it is now undertaking a necessary but prolonged economic transformation. China is transitioning from an economic model based on exports and investment to a more sustainable one based on services and consumption. The financial system has facilitated this high growth rate and the consequent sharp decline in poverty rates. The sector now reaches most of the population, as evidenced in financial inclusion measures, and permeates virtually all aspects of economic activity.The economic transformation requires a fundamental change in the role of the financial system. Historically its role was to channel China's high savings at low cost to strategic sectors. Looking ahead, the policy objective for the financial sector should be to facilitate China's economic transformation to a more demand-driven system, in which markets play an increasingly dominant role in resource allocation and where consequences of risk-taking are well-understood and accepted. eBook.
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Peoples Republic of China
EN NW EBISBN: 9781484335154 bzw. 1484335155, in Englisch, International Monetary Fund, neu, E-Book.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Ebook for download.
Business, The Chinese insurance sector is experiencing rapid growth, posing particular challenges toeffective supervision. The sector has been growing by over 20 percent a year and there areambitious government targets for further development. Many individual, often newer, companiesare growing at rates far in excess of the average. New entrants, products and distribution channels,combined with the liberalization of pricing, have increased competition. At the same time, slowereconomic growth and reduced investment returns are exposing many established life insurers to therisk of loss due to the rising value of their liabilities. Many non-life companies are moving into newlines of business as margins in established lines erode. While their customers continue to benefitfrom a dynamic market, there are risks to insurance companies' business models, performance andto solvency as well as risks of misconduct in the treatment of insurance customers. There areparticular challenges for insurance supervisors to remain abreast of developing risks, whilecontinuing to strengthen the regulatory and supervisory system for the longer term. eBook.
Business, The Chinese insurance sector is experiencing rapid growth, posing particular challenges toeffective supervision. The sector has been growing by over 20 percent a year and there areambitious government targets for further development. Many individual, often newer, companiesare growing at rates far in excess of the average. New entrants, products and distribution channels,combined with the liberalization of pricing, have increased competition. At the same time, slowereconomic growth and reduced investment returns are exposing many established life insurers to therisk of loss due to the rising value of their liabilities. Many non-life companies are moving into newlines of business as margins in established lines erode. While their customers continue to benefitfrom a dynamic market, there are risks to insurance companies' business models, performance andto solvency as well as risks of misconduct in the treatment of insurance customers. There areparticular challenges for insurance supervisors to remain abreast of developing risks, whilecontinuing to strengthen the regulatory and supervisory system for the longer term. eBook.
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