Economic Blue Book predicts China's GDP growth will reach 8.3% this year

BEIJING, December 7 (Xinhua) In this morning, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences "2010" Economic Blue Book released and China's economic Situation analysis and Prediction Symposium, "Economic Blue Book," economist Chen Jiaqui said that China's GDP growth this year is expected to be more than 8.3%, next year can reach more than 9%. The economic blue Book forecasts the characteristics and indicators of next year's economic situation. According to domestic forecasts and judgments, the characteristics of next year's economic situation at home and abroad can be summed up with the word "moderate". Investment, consumption, exports, prices and other indicators will be a moderate upward trend, which determines the next year's economic growth will be more moderate.　　The economic Blue book also points out that, in the context of the overall steady growth in demand and sufficient production and supply capacity, it is expected that China's economy will not be marked by inflation in 2010 and CPI is up to 3%. The economic Blue Book notes that, looking ahead to the economic outlook for the 2010, most experts believe that the global economic recovery remains fragile and unstable, and that economies are driven largely by policy stimulus and government input. According to the survey data, China's exports accounted for the United States, Japan and Europe developed countries market share of about 17%-22%, and emerging economies have a greater market share potential. China's exports in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Africa, Latin America's market share of only 9.2%, 3.7%, 10.4%, 6.9%, the growth of a large space, coupled with the opening of free trade area, expanding external demand can still be. If China's import and export trade amounted to 2.2 trillion US dollars in 2009, it could increase by more than 10% in 2010 and return to the total trade level in 2008, and export trade would return to 2008 1.43 trillion USD, with a growth rate of more than 15%.