China suspends publishing youth unemployment data
The Beijing regime is terrified that the rapidly growing youth unemployment figure will foster social opposition and undermine its rule.
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The Beijing regime is terrified that the rapidly growing youth unemployment figure will foster social opposition and undermine its rule.
Western countries’ ‘de-risking’ policies towards China and China’s own ‘anti-spy’ policies will likely lead to a continuous deterioration in China’s exports and foreign investment for a long time to come.
Despite official assurances, all the signs point to increased deflation in China, writes He-Ling Shi (Monash University).
BEIJING: From cinemas to restaurants, China's service sector has bounced back this year from a pandemic-induced downturn and played a greater role in sustaining the recovery of the broader economy.
China's inability to cope with increasing youth unemployment amid a growing number of graduates and shrinking number of jobs could create serious problems in the second-largest economy in the world.