Chinese business operators predict GDP growth by 9%

China News agency, Beijing, April 26 (Xinhua) The latest survey by the China Entrepreneur Survey system shows that business operators are optimistic about economic growth, with an average of 9% of GDP growth forecast for 2010, up from 0.8% in 2009, and 65.1%　　Business operators expect GDP growth of 9% and above this year.　　China entrepreneur Survey System 26th published here in the "2010 Quarterly Business Situation" survey results show that with the effects of macroeconomic policies gradually and the global economic stability, business operators believe that the current economic performance of China is good, the future economy is expected to continue to maintain a relatively fast growth. For the current macro situation, the survey shows that the first quarter macroeconomic situation "very good" or "better" business operators accounted for 60.7%,　　Increased by 43.3% per cent in the first quarter of 2009, by 20.7 and 25.3% per cent in 2009 and 2008 respectively, and below the 2007 77.2% level, with the view that "general" accounted for 33.9%, and that "poor" or "very poor" accounted for 5.4%. From different regions, enterprises in the central region to judge the macroeconomic situation is relatively positive, think "very good" or "better" accounted for 67%, higher than other regions; from different scales, large enterprises are more optimistic, think "very good" or "better" accounted for 69.1%; from different ownership, state-owned and state-owned holding companies think "Good" or "good" accounted for 71.2%. At the same time, nearly 70% companies are expected to profit two quarters, agriculture, it and other industries the most optimistic.