Imbalanced Financial Credit and the Macro Economic Risk of China

Li Jun Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.204-210.569

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Imbalanced Financial Credit and the Macro Economic Risk of China

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China's economic and financial imbalances become increasingly prominent. The imbalances of financial credit are showed as follows: urban-rural imbalance, regional imbalance, state-owned and private business imbalance, virtual-real economy imbalance, and internal-external economic imbalance. The imbalanced financial credit has increased the risk of China's macro-economy, reducing the effectiveness of monetary policy control. Therefore, we should promote the balanced development of financial credit, and so as to promote the balanced economic growth.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 204-210)

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Li Jun Sun

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Economic Balanced Growth, Imbalanced Financial Credit, Macro-Economy Risk

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