VOICED: Can China sustain its growth in 2010?

The video discusses concerns about China's economy overheating and the measures taken by the central bank and government to cool it down, such as raising interest rates and reducing public spending. Criticisms of China's economic tactics, including currency manipulation, are highlighted. The video also covers China's resilience compared to Western economies, inflation fears, and the potential for a bubble in the property and stock markets. It concludes with the global implications of China's economic policies and the cautious approach of the Chinese government to prevent a recessionary correction.

What measures are being taken by China to prevent its economy from overheating?

• Increasing public spending

• Lowering interest rates

• Raising interest rates

• Decreasing taxes

Why has China faced criticism regarding its economic tactics?

• For reducing exports to the West

• For raising interest rates

• For keeping its currency artificially low

• For increasing public spending

What is the potential global impact of China's economic slowdown?

• Increased global economic growth

• Less support for the world economy

• Higher inflation worldwide

• Stronger currency values globally

What action did China's central bank take in mid-January to regulate the money supply?

• Lowered the reserve requirement ratio

• Raised the reserve requirement ratio

• Decreased interest rates

• Increased public spending

What risk do economists say China faces that could affect global recovery?

• An increase in exports

• A decrease in inflation

• A rapid economic expansion

• A sharp recessionary correction