China's economy up 10.7% in 2006

China's economy up 10.7% in 2006

BEIJING, China - A construction boom is sweeping across major cities in China amid a booming Chinese economy. The picture was taken at a construction site in Beijing on Jan. 24, a day before the Chinese government announced that the Chinese economy posted another ''comparatively fast growth'' year in 2006: a 10.7 percent growth to $2.69 trillion. (Kyodo)

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