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Factories in China relocating inland seeking cheaper labor, boosting consumption - Nikkei Asia
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Shanghai economy hit on all sides in April by COVID lockdown | Reuters
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China's industrial output, retail sales plummet in April amid COVID-19 - CGTN
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Citizens waiting at a zebra path. According to figures of Shanghai Statistics Bureau, the number of inhabitants was 14.25 million last year Stock Photo - Alamy
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Here's How China's Lockdowns Are Rippling Through the Economy - BNN Bloomberg
Beijing and Shanghai Overbuild Suggests Growth Hit by 2019 | Council on Foreign Relations
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Concerns grow as Shanghai GDP trails national average - China.org.cn
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