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Chinese economy. Now, normally, this is a kind of rubber stamp session where pre approved decisions are cleared and made official. But that said, because its so organised and because we already know, or at least the government already knows, what its going to announce, then we can get an idea of what theyre thinking. And people are going to want to know what the plan is for the economy. Theres huge pressure on the real estate sector, local government debt, University Graduates are looking for good jobs all these bread and butter issues, just like in other countries. And even though this is a kind of turgid, rubber stamp mass gathering, people will nevertheless be looking for some concrete solutions to come out of it. And just elaborate, if you could, a bit more about the issues or the biggest issues that are on the minds of people youve spoken to. Yeah, its economy, economy, economy this year. I mean, sure, therell be, you know, talk of relations with taiwan and the us and the environm
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they ve been around for a long time. they re just getting a lot of attention right now because it s become such a national, almost kind of emergency. what are the economics? it sometimes can be even more expensive than a brand new building. so there is this kind of careful economic factor where we have to be very smart about how we modify the buildings so it s actually, you know, cost effective to work. what s stopping it in a lot of parts of the country is economics completely. from permits to making sure you have the right structure to begin with, it s hard to make the numbers work, but vacancy rates are at an all time high, and as landlords struggle to find tenants, they re being forced to think outside the box. michelle fleury, bbc news, new york. in other news. mortgage rates in the us have hit their highest level in two decades. an average 30 year fixed rate mortgage rose to 7.3% last week the highest since december 2000. meanwhile, demand for residential mortgages fell to the