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Chinese graduates hold off career dreams, take temporary government jobs

Having failed to find his dream job at a Chinese internet company upon graduation, Peter Liu settled for a role in a state library where there is so little need for his participation that he spends his time studying for a change in his career path. "It's really hard to get work at big companies," said the 24-year-old who majored in TV production at a Beijing university before moving back home in the central Henan province. Liu got the librarian job after a government-led campaig...
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Chinese graduates hold off career dreams, take temporary government jobs | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

BEIJING/HONG KONG--Having failed to find his dream job at a Chinese internet company upon graduation, Peter Liu settled for a role in a state library where there is so little need for his participation that he spends his time studying for a change in his career path.
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Analysis:Will China ever get rich? A new era of much slower growth dawns

BEIJING : China is entering an era of much slower economic growth, raising a daunting prospect: it may never get rich.Whether the world's second-largest economy chugs ahead at 3-4 per cent annually or flirts, as some economists expect, with Japan-like "lost decades" of stagnation, it looks set to disappoi
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Analysis-Will China ever get rich? A new era of much slower growth dawns

China is entering an era of much slower economic growth, raising a daunting prospect: it may never get rich. Whether the world's second-largest economy chugs ahead at 3-4% annually or flirts, as some economists expect, with Japan-like "lost decades" of stagnation, it looks set to disappoint its leaders, its youth, and much of the world. Policymakers hoped to narrow China's development gap with the United States.
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