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Premium income of Chinese insurance industry up 39.1% in 2008
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- News Source: CCTV | 10 months agoChina's insurance premiums reached nearly one billion yuan in 2008. That's 39 percent higher than a year ago, but down from the 42 percent annual pace seen in the first 11 months of 2008. The slowed pace is largely due to the global financial crisis...
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