What next for China’s macroeconomic policies?

In Europe debt crisis has not yet hit bot-tom; in the United States economic re-covery remains weak. Domestically， there is insufficient internal impetus driving economic growth in China; and export sees a risk of decreasing The country has pulled half-way through 2010， its most complicated year in economy. However， as global economic crisis becomes more severe than expected and worldwide recovery increasingly zigzags， there are still big uncertainties both home and abroad for China's economic development. As key economic data for the fist half of 2010 is com-ing out， reporters from Xinhua News Agency interviewed several famous economists who analyzed and made predictions about China's macroeconomic policies for the following six months.