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1/10/2009-- Unemployment driven by the
global financial crisis could cause social unrest in China, although the
economy looks set to reach its annual growth target of 8 percent,
according to a survey of leading Chinese economists.
Han Kang, vice-president of the National School of Administration in Beijing, warned that rising unemployment, particularly among university graduates and migrant rural workers could lead to unrest unless it was tackled urgently.
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Han Kang, vice-president of the National School of Administration in Beijing, warned that rising unemployment, particularly among university graduates and migrant rural workers could lead to unrest unless it was tackled urgently.
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