However, the issue is that in the government's proposed budget plan, there is only a substantial increase in next year's spending budget, but the forecast for next year's GDP growth rate is very conservative...
It's actually understandable.
Because everyone knows how to spend money, and it's very easy to spend even a large sum of money.
Therefore, it's very easy to propose an increased spending budget, as it's easy to double the operational expenses of various departments, raise personnel wages, and increase benefits and perks.
However, to increase the GDP growth rate on top of this year's is another level of difficulty...
The main reason why the GDP growth rate was so high in 2005, which is this year, is mainly due to the surge in international energy prices. Whether such a situation is sustainable or not, who can say for sure.
What if international energy prices fall next year...
