Examples of using Stimulus plan in English and their translations into Chinese
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That was when the Chinese central government announced its stimulus plan, which initiated a new phase in the partial renationalization of the economy.
In the international financial crisis, Obama's economic stimulus plan included accelerating the development of the smart grid.
Professor Ponticelli recently studied credit allocation and its effects during China's 2009-2010 economic stimulus plan.
The Government introduced economic stimulus plan worth of Yen4 trillion($586 billion).
The Chinese government's intention is very clear: It will not roll out another massive stimulus plan to seek high economic growth.
However, the previous economic stimulus plans basically had no complete implementation results, so Japan's fiscal stimulus plan faces challenges.
Soon afterward, the Obama administration convinced a once-reluctant Congress to pass the president's $787 billion stimulus plan.
The U.S. House of Representatives approved the proposed $800 billion stimulus plan earlier this week.
President Barack Obama signed into law Tuesday the biggest economic stimulus plan in the nation's history.
Even under the 2008 implementation of China's 4 trillion stimulus plan, vigorously develop the infrastructure, the construction of China's infrastructure is still not saturated, but insufficient,"the….
Still, some economists, businesspeople and local government officials are calling for a large economic stimulus plan like the one responding to the financial crisis.
In order to deal with the severity of the crisis and the elimination of jobs, the Government in November 2008 adopted the Spanish Economic and Employment Stimulus Plan(" Plan E").
It is unlikely to initiate large-scale stimulus plans.
Additionally, governments creates stimulus plans and increase their spending to make up for the decrease in the economy.
Before the stimulus debate began, Rasmussen asked voters whether they would favor stimulus plans that consisted entirely of tax cuts or entirely of spending.
To sustain the recovery, it is imperative that we follow through on existing stimulus plans.
Many other major economies such as China are announcing stimulus plans to prevent a recession.
In addition, many countries have adopted fiscal stimulus plans, totalling about $2.6 trillion by October 2009, the funds of which are to be spent from 2009 to 2011.
Social unrest and political instability will grow, exacerbating all other problems Major economies have responded with fiscal and monetary rescue packages and stimulus plans.
Republicans warned on stimulus plan.
