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What Affects the Stock Market of China?  

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What Affects the Stock Market of China? Introduction: In 1990, two Stock Exchanges were built in Shanghai and Shenzhen, after which the stock market of China developed very quickly. The number of companies entering into the stock market increased from 8 in 1990 to over 1000 in 2002. And the number of investors also increased magically from 6 million in 1996 to 50 million in 2002. In addition, the Shanghai Composite Index rush to 2245 points today compared with 100 points at the beginning. Obviously, the Chinese stock market is younger than those of western countries, but it really developed very quickly. Moreover, China is now carrying out "socialism market economy", which help to perfect the system of its stock marketing. In many people's opinions, the economy of China is not running according to the economics disciplines, and it is controlled by the central government instead. As the result...

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