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To: Snowshoe who wrote (102130)	7/31/2013 8:45:52 PM
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Li Keqiang has his own private way to measure the Chinese economy... China capitulates blogs.telegraph.co.uk By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Economics Last updated: July 23rd, 2013 Now we have a clear statement from Premier Li Keqiang that growth must not fall below the government’s “lower limit” of 7.5pc for 2013, and 7pc thereafter. Already we hear talk of more investment on railway projects, social housing, infrastructure, green energy, sewage, broadband and G4, the tried and tested levers of fiscal stimulus. Ting Lu from Bank of America calls it the “Li Keqiang Put”. That is certainly what it looks like. ***** By the way, as the Telegraph wrote earlier this week, the economy is actually growing at a rate of nearer 2pc using the famous Li Keqiang Index based on his private (WikiLeaks) measure of electricity use, rail freight, and loans. The blue line is allegedly “true” growth, courtesy of Patrick Chovanec.