2002 World Economic Annual Report

Author: Yu Jingying
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: The overall impression is that the situation is very complex, similar to living in a large, mixed residential area where some households are joyful while others are sorrowful. If you view the global economy pessimistically, rigid economic structures hinder economic recovery. I believe it is clear that the United States faces such conditions less frequently. However, many structural issues in Europe and Japan obstruct economic growth. In the coming years, China will, of course, further clarify its positioning and gradually become a mature WTO member country. This book introduces several reports on the world economy of several countries in 2002, mainly including "2002: Turmoil in the World Economy," "Long Yongtu's Commentary on the 2002 World Economy," "United States: CEOs Consecutively Arrested," "European Union: Celebrations of the Euro's Official Circulation," "Japan: Power Transition between Tatsuya Takahashi and Former Finance Minister Yuasa Kazuo," "South America: Bank Runs," "Bali: Rubble and Crying Crowds," and "China-ASEAN Free Trade Area: The Official Signing of the '10+1' Agreement." Each section contains detailed explanations, is highly targeted, and is rich in content.