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China: A Study of Dynamic Growth By Mathew Shane and Fred Gale Outlook Report No. (WRS0408) 20 pp, October 2004 China's rapid economic growth has been driven by high rates of investment, gains in productivity, and liberalized foreign trade and investment. China's growth is likely to continue, but the Chinese economy faces some possibly unsustainable pressures. Keywords: China, economic growth, productivity, investment, exchange rate, global economy, trade, unemployment, banking, trade, inflation, gross domestic product, devaluation, structural imbalances, ERS, USDA In this report ... Chapters are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. If you are having trouble printing the PDF document check Adobe's website for troubleshooting advice, or e-mail us for a free copy of the report. Entire Report, 720 kb. web administration: webadmin@ers.usda.gov page updated: October 13, 2004

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