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Each year, {{icon|gng}}{{color|salmon|Guangdong's economic performance}} in form of pure {{color|palegreen|GDP}} will be evaluated, to see if economic growth has {{color|yellow|reached the goal set the year prior}}. The {{color|salmon|State}} derives much of its legitimacy from these evaluations, therefore they maintain great relevancy for the composition of the {{icon|legco}}{{color|salmon|Legislative Council}}, {{icon|japan}}{{color|saddlebrown|Japanese Approval}}, and the {{color|mediumvioletred|demo}}{{color|royalblue|grap}}{{color|darkred|hics}} of {{icon|gng}}{{color|salmon|Guangdong}}. The eventual goal is for {{icon|gng}}{{color|salmon|Guangdong}} to overtake {{icon|japan}}{{color|saddlebrown|Japan's favorite subject}} headquartered in {{color|gold|Hsinking}}, where the grand larger economy than the objective is managing a {{icon|manchuria}}{{color|gold|Empire of Manchuria}}.
However, while {{color|palegreen|growth}} and {{color|palegreen|raw economic output}} remains {{color|yellow|paramount}}, maintaining a balanced sheet is tantamount to {{color|yellow|upholding investor trust}}. Should our {{color|lightcoral|debt-to-GDP}} spiral upwards, our {{color|yellow|credit rating}} would {{color|lightcoral|take a hit}}, {{icon|japan}}{{color|saddlebrown|Japan}} would be growing more displeased, our
Therefore, keeping {{color|yellow|our spending}} and {{color|lightcoral|debt}} in control is of {{color|yellow|great importance}} for maintaining the {{color|chocolate|Miracle on the Pearl River}}.
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