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reforms. The new Government's economic policy framework, popularly termed as 'Likonomics', contains three important pillars—that is, no more major stimulus, de-leveraging to control financial risks and structural reforms. Government officials and policy advisors are working on reform programs for a large number of areas,
10 Jul 2013 Since taking office in mid-March, the Li Keqiang government has taken a different policy path from that of its predecessor. Its key economic policy framework, although yet to be fully detailed, can be summarised as. 'Likonomics', and appears to consist of three key pillars — no stimulus, deleveraging and
The rise of China over the past 30 years has been truly astonishing. It is now the 2nd largest economy in the world and is predicted to overtake the USA in the next two decades [1]. Twenty years ago, or even ten years ago, it would have been unimaginable to think that. Europe would have to seek a financial rescue from
leaders scrutinize mounting local government debt, factory overca- pacity and public anger about persistent air pollution. All are key components of the economic policies of Premier Li Keqiang, which were dubbed “Likonomics" last year. Similarly, less investment in manufacturing led to softer growth of industrial production,
5 Jul 2013 Move over Shinzo Abe. There's a new eponynomics craze in town: Likonomics. This is not the economics of Facebook "likes"; it's what Barclays Capital has christened the policies of China's premier, Li Keqiang. (We think it really should be Liconomics or maybe LiKenomics, but it's probably not worth
Li Keqiang index or Keqiang index (Chinese: ????), created by The Economist to measure China's economy using three indicators, as reportedly preferred by Li Keqiang, currently the Premier of the People's Republic of China, as better economic indicator than official numbers of GDP. According to a State Department
31 Oct 2013 in China in 2013 (East Asia Forum, ''Likonomics' Policies in China', 7 July 2013). Professor. Huang characterised this policy as having three pillars: the avoidance of economic stimulus, deleveraging and structural reforms. These were policies that might risk slowing the Chinese economy and markets in the
30 Oct 2013 coined the term “Likonomics", much like what Japanese economists have labeled Abe's reforms as “Abenonomics". 5. Both Likonomics and Abenomics are merely populist journalist terms, whose ultimate validity depends on their final policy outcome. Both run the risk of falling into disrepute much akin to

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