China sets lowest growth target since 1991
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By Mei Mei Chu, Laurie Chen and Eduardo Baptista BEIJING, March 5 (Reuters) - China on Thursday set out a five-year roadmap to turbocharge scientific breakthroughs and embed AI across its industrial economic machine,
China indicated that the world’s second-largest economy growth target has officially entered into an era of slower expansion, setting a growth target of 4.5%-5%. This is the lowest
China’s progress in building a modern economy, evident in its kung-fu fighting robots and self-parking cars, is hitting limits as a downturn in its housing industry drags on and young people struggle to find jobs.