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china has a one of kind economy

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Wouter Broeckhove

The Chinese economy is unique, with a population of over 1.3 billion people and capital city of Beijing. The yuan currency fluctuates against other currencies, and inflation has slowed to its lowest point since 2010 at 3.2% despite a target of 4% for 2012. China also has the second largest military budget in the world, which will rise 11.2% in 2012, though still far behind the United States' defense spending of $739.3 billion.

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The Chinese economy is one of a kind
overview ? Key figures of china ? Fluctuations of the Yuan ? China¡¯s inflation ? China military budget
Key figures ? Capital city: Bejing ? Largest city: Shanghai ? Population: 1,339,724,852 people ? Currency: Yuan ? President: Hu Jintao
Fluctuations of the Yuan
China¡¯s inflation ? Inflation was 3.2% in February, down from 4.5% the previous month.That is the lowest since July 2010 ? China's 2012 inflation target is 4%.
China military budget ? China's official defence spending will rise by 11.2% in 2012 ? Beijing's defence budget is the world's second- biggest, behind the US. ? Big military spenders - official figures US: $739.3bn China: $106bn UK: $63.7bn Russia: $52.7bn India: $31.9bn
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china has a one of kind economy

  • 1. The Chinese economy is one of a kind
  • 2. overview ? Key figures of china ? Fluctuations of the Yuan ? China¡¯s inflation ? China military budget
  • 3. Key figures ? Capital city: Bejing ? Largest city: Shanghai ? Population: 1,339,724,852 people ? Currency: Yuan ? President: Hu Jintao
  • 5. China¡¯s inflation ? Inflation was 3.2% in February, down from 4.5% the previous month.That is the lowest since July 2010 ? China's 2012 inflation target is 4%.
  • 6. China military budget ? China's official defence spending will rise by 11.2% in 2012 ? Beijing's defence budget is the world's second- biggest, behind the US. ? Big military spenders - official figures US: $739.3bn China: $106bn UK: $63.7bn Russia: $52.7bn India: $31.9bn