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China's stimulus working – perhaps too well

Bank loans and state-led investment have reenergized the economy, and people feel more secure about their jobs. But the government has boosted spending so fast that economists are warning of stock and real-estate bubbles.
With 'Buy Chinese' edict, another nation tiptoes toward protectionism

Beijing stipulates that $586 billion in stimulus funds be spent only on Chinese goods
Geithner visit: Chinese economists skeptical of US strength

A survey of 23 experts finds deep concern about Beijing's large dollar holdings

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