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Fall in China trade figures eases

Source: BBC
Hong Kong : China | about 1 month ago  
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Exports fell 21.3% to $846.6bn (£531.4bn) over January to September, and imports were down 3.5% to $103bn. Both declines were improvements over August, when exports contracted 23%, and imports fell 17%. China's trade surplus stood at $135.5bn (£85bn) for the first nine months of 2009, falling...
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Posted By ahol888 ahol888 | about 1 month ago
How is it that China is the most populous country in the world and they still haven't figured out how to be productive?
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