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BEIJING, Oct. 16 (Xinhuanet) -- For more on this, we're have Zhao Zhongxiu, vice president for Undergraduate Studies and International Relations at the University of International Business and Economics here in Beijing.
Q1. The world economy is facing a slowdown, tied to global underconsumption. We know investment and consumption are the two major factors in stimulating the economy. From the data, we can see that China is boosting investment at home and abroad, but what about consumption? Why doesn't consumption seem to keep up with investment?
Q2. As we've just heard, China's outbound investment is booming. What are the likely risks during this rapid growth?
(Source: CNTV.cn)
