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China Targets 5% Growth in 2025, Focusing on Consumption and Innovation
Chinese Premier Li Qiang announced a 5% economic growth target for 2025 at the China Development Forum, emphasizing consumption, innovation, and open market policies to boost domestic circulation and attract foreign investment, aiming to increase global economic certainty.
China Targets 5% Growth in 2025, Focusing on Consumption and Innovation
Chinese Premier Li Qiang announced a 5% economic growth target for 2025 at the China Development Forum, emphasizing consumption, innovation, and open market policies to boost domestic circulation and attract foreign investment, aiming to increase global economic certainty.
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40% Bias Score
China's Economic Growth: Dependence on Infrastructure and Real Estate and the Need for a New Model
A recent study reveals that China's economic growth since 1992 has been heavily reliant on infrastructure and real estate, raising concerns about future economic stability and the need for a transition towards a more diversified and innovation-driven model.
China's Economic Growth: Dependence on Infrastructure and Real Estate and the Need for a New Model
A recent study reveals that China's economic growth since 1992 has been heavily reliant on infrastructure and real estate, raising concerns about future economic stability and the need for a transition towards a more diversified and innovation-driven model.
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36% Bias Score
EU Defense Spending Proposal Reignites Austerity Debate
The EU's plan to suspend fiscal rules for increased defense spending, justified as an economic stimulus, has sparked debate and criticism from unions, reviving concerns about the failures of past austerity measures.
EU Defense Spending Proposal Reignites Austerity Debate
The EU's plan to suspend fiscal rules for increased defense spending, justified as an economic stimulus, has sparked debate and criticism from unions, reviving concerns about the failures of past austerity measures.
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36% Bias Score
Beyond Zero-Sum: A Collaborative Approach to Job Quality
This article challenges the traditional adversarial view of worker-business relations, arguing that improvements in job quality such as safe workplaces, fair scheduling, competitive wages, and training programs benefit both parties and lead to a stronger economy. It proposes measuring job quality co...
Beyond Zero-Sum: A Collaborative Approach to Job Quality
This article challenges the traditional adversarial view of worker-business relations, arguing that improvements in job quality such as safe workplaces, fair scheduling, competitive wages, and training programs benefit both parties and lead to a stronger economy. It proposes measuring job quality co...
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20% Bias Score
Germany's Debt Brake Relaxation: Risks and Policy Reversal
Germany's relaxation of its debt brake rule, to address infrastructure underinvestment and overcome prolonged stagnation, involves significant risks and potential negative impacts on its creditworthiness and the broader Eurozone, while also reflecting a past policy error.
Germany's Debt Brake Relaxation: Risks and Policy Reversal
Germany's relaxation of its debt brake rule, to address infrastructure underinvestment and overcome prolonged stagnation, involves significant risks and potential negative impacts on its creditworthiness and the broader Eurozone, while also reflecting a past policy error.
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32% Bias Score
Moody's Upgrades Greece's Credit Rating Amid Global Debt Surge
Moody's upgraded Greece's credit rating to investment grade on Friday, further boosting the attractiveness of Greek bonds amid a global surge in public debt reaching $25 trillion in 2024, exceeding pre-pandemic levels by $10 trillion.
Moody's Upgrades Greece's Credit Rating Amid Global Debt Surge
Moody's upgraded Greece's credit rating to investment grade on Friday, further boosting the attractiveness of Greek bonds amid a global surge in public debt reaching $25 trillion in 2024, exceeding pre-pandemic levels by $10 trillion.
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48% Bias Score
China Seeks New Economic Drivers Beyond Real Estate and Infrastructure
A recent study reveals China's economic growth has heavily relied on infrastructure and real estate since 1992, necessitating a shift toward innovation and new growth engines for sustained prosperity.
China Seeks New Economic Drivers Beyond Real Estate and Infrastructure
A recent study reveals China's economic growth has heavily relied on infrastructure and real estate since 1992, necessitating a shift toward innovation and new growth engines for sustained prosperity.
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32% Bias Score
China Seeks New Economic Engines Amidst Infrastructure Dependence
Analysis reveals China's economic growth heavily relied on infrastructure and real estate since 1992, raising concerns about future stability and the need for new growth engines driven by technological innovation and productivity improvements across all sectors.
China Seeks New Economic Engines Amidst Infrastructure Dependence
Analysis reveals China's economic growth heavily relied on infrastructure and real estate since 1992, raising concerns about future stability and the need for new growth engines driven by technological innovation and productivity improvements across all sectors.
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32% Bias Score
Eurozone Economy Shows Signs of Recovery Amidst Uneven Growth
March's Eurozone PMI rose to a seven-month high of 50.4, driven by German manufacturing's rebound and easing inflation, signaling potential economic recovery but with uneven growth across the region.
Eurozone Economy Shows Signs of Recovery Amidst Uneven Growth
March's Eurozone PMI rose to a seven-month high of 50.4, driven by German manufacturing's rebound and easing inflation, signaling potential economic recovery but with uneven growth across the region.
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40% Bias Score
Global Music Industry Reaches $29.6 Billion in 2024, Driven by Streaming
The global recorded music industry grew by 4.8% in 2024, reaching $29.6 billion, driven primarily by streaming which surpassed $20 billion in revenue, exceeding the industry's total revenue from 2003-2020; vinyl sales also continued to grow.
Global Music Industry Reaches $29.6 Billion in 2024, Driven by Streaming
The global recorded music industry grew by 4.8% in 2024, reaching $29.6 billion, driven primarily by streaming which surpassed $20 billion in revenue, exceeding the industry's total revenue from 2003-2020; vinyl sales also continued to grow.
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40% Bias Score
UK Faces Economic Crisis: Government Aims for Fiscal Balance Amidst Long-Term Challenges
The UK faces a severe economic crisis with a national debt over 100% of GDP and persistent deficits since 1984; the government aims to balance day-to-day spending and tax revenues within five years through spending cuts and tax increases, but long-term reforms are crucial for sustainable growth and ...
UK Faces Economic Crisis: Government Aims for Fiscal Balance Amidst Long-Term Challenges
The UK faces a severe economic crisis with a national debt over 100% of GDP and persistent deficits since 1984; the government aims to balance day-to-day spending and tax revenues within five years through spending cuts and tax increases, but long-term reforms are crucial for sustainable growth and ...
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52% Bias Score
Australia's Election-Focused Budget: Record Spending Amidst Rising Debt
Australia's upcoming budget features record spending across various sectors, including $16 billion for HECS debt reduction, $10 billion for affordable housing, and $20 billion for energy upgrades, all aimed at bolstering Labor's re-election prospects despite concerns about rising national debt.
Australia's Election-Focused Budget: Record Spending Amidst Rising Debt
Australia's upcoming budget features record spending across various sectors, including $16 billion for HECS debt reduction, $10 billion for affordable housing, and $20 billion for energy upgrades, all aimed at bolstering Labor's re-election prospects despite concerns about rising national debt.
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64% Bias Score
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