China sees GDP growth at 8% for 2010

China sees GDP growth at 8% for 2010

BEIJING, China - Officers of the People's Liberation Army head to the Great Hall of the People in Beijing to attend the National People's Congress which opened March 5, 2010. Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said it expects the country's gross domestic product to grow 8 percent and consumer prices to climb about 3 percent for 2010.

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