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China's economic growing pains

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China's economic growing pains

China is facing some serious growing pains.

On the world stage, the country has become an economic powerhouse to be reckoned with. But look a little closer to home and there are plenty of reasons why the most populous nation is still trailing far behind the developed world.

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After years of untapped potential, economic growth took off shortly after the Chinese government launched major reforms in 1978. It has since grown at an average of around 10% annually.

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