经济状况英语，下决心英语

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经济状况英语？Personal economic condition 个人经济状况 Condition这里为un,指“现状(Present state of thing)”；Conditions指的是Circumstances环境。那么，经济状况英语？一起来了解一下吧。

社会经济的英文

China is a developing country with the biggest population in the world about 21% of the world population.But a weak economic foundation with relatively inadequate resources per capitaThese are its basic national conditions.These are its basic national conditions.Many contradictions and problems in China's economic and social development are closely associated with the issue of population,which has become the key factor and primary problem restricting China's economic and social development.Whether the population problem can be properly solved has the direct bearing on the improvement of the population quality and the living standards of the Chinese people,as well as the prosperity of the Chinese nation.It also concerns the world peace and development.

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经济繁荣的英文

经济基饥陪是肢返economy

经济的、经济学的搏蠢、经济上的是economic

经济学是economics

国际贸易英语

经济的禅消英文：economy

economy 读法英[ɪ'kɒnəmɪ]美[ɪˈkɑnəmɪ]

作名词的意思是：经济；节约；理财

短语：

1、knowledge economy知识经济

2、global economy全球经济

3、economy class（飞机上的）经济舱位

4、social economy社会经济

5、regional economy区域经济；地区经济

扩展资料

一、economy的词义辨析：

financial, econmic, economy, economical这组词都有“经济的”的意思，其区别是：

1、financial指“财务的，金钱的，财政的，财力的”。

2、econmic指与political“政治的橘腔”相对而言的“经济的”。

3、economy在名词前作形容词用，相当于economical，表“节约的贺伍知”或“经济实惠的”。

4、economical指与“节约”同义的“经济”，含“节约，不浪费”之意。

二、economy的近义词：financial

financial 读法英[faɪ'nænʃ(ə)l; fɪ-]美[faɪˈnænʃəl;fəˈnæ-]

作形容词的意思是：金融的；财政的，财务的

短语：

1、financial center金融中心

2、financial supervision[法]财政监督

3、financial control[经]财务控制

4、financial report财务报告，会计报告

5、financial analysis财务分析

今天天气不错用英语怎么说

China’s economic development in the face of new challenges and missions

The last two decades have witnessed the finest period of development in modern Chinese history in terms of speed, balance and stability. However, owing to the nation's unique process of industrialization, new conflicts and problems have emerged.

To date, it has taken two or three centuries for mankind to industrialize more than sixty countries and regions with a combined population of 1.2 billion, which constitutes200 of the world's total. China, a unified country with a population of 1.3 billion, or 220 of the world's total, will take less than a century to realize her transformation from a traditional society to an industrialized one, which is unprecedented in human history. The implications of China's industrialization are that global industrialized society will double within merely a few decades, bringing about radical changes in the whole domain of global industrialization. Therefore, it is natural that the various difficulties, contradictions and problems which have been experienced elsewhere or which are likely to occur in the process of industrialization will become all the more concentrated and prominent in the case of China.

In fact, China's achievement itself may cause new problems For instance, in just twenty years there has been a great improvement in the living standards of over a billion people, a large proportion of whom have already attained a standard of living similar to that of most average citizens of developed or moderately developed countries. If this proportion represents l0% of China's total population, that is 130 million people; and if 20%, it exceeds 260 million people. This achievement is unparalleled, but has also high-lighted the gap between those who have experienced a big improvement in terms of their lives and the far greater number of people whose living standards have yet to reach a satisfactory level. In addition, tens of millions of people still live in poverty. Therefore, disparities in income and living standards will pose a new challenge to China's economic and social development.

The challenges are indeed serious, but sufficient material foundations and the necessary conditions have been provided to meet them as a result of the policy of reform and opening up. We are now capable of accomplishing what we failed to do in the past; in other words, this new stage of development places us in a position to reach higher goals. For instance, when the economy was developing at a low level our immediate goal was to eliminate poverty; efficiency therefore took priority while equity came second. When the economy is highly developed, however, more emphasis should be given to social equity. In other words, when the economic development level is low, resources must be allocated for economic development while social development is placed on the sidelines or even temporarily put on hold. When the economy is at a higher stage of development, we must balance the distribution of resources to all areas of social development, with a view to achieving overall economic, social, political and cultural development.

In short, development is a continual process of breaking the equilibrium and forming a new one. The emergence of and solutions to problems and conflicts are integral to the path of development, as comprehensive and coordinated development is possible only when the economy has developed to a certain level and there exists a relatively sound material foundation for overall social progress. Today, the realization of a more equitable and balanced development is no longer simply a wish or a far-fetched goal, but a feasible objective which can and must be achieved.