While the export-dependent economy grew 6.45% in 2021, the fastest rate since it expanded 10.25% in 2010, it is expected to grow much more slowly in 2022 and 2023, hit by COVID-19 turmoil in China, global inflation woes and the impact of the war in Ukraine.
The estimated T$380 billion in excess tax revenues for the central government in 2022 will be spent on areas including subsidies for electricity prices, labour and health insurance and other spending to cope with the impact of global inflation and international economic challenges, the president said.
Like a driver on black ice plows
that time when they fake a recording of the founder of the state, or of any company everywhere across the world in which he appears to say that he wants to 'reinvest' it all into the business to steal it all from him worldwide. themoneyconspiracy thattime followthewhiterabbit
Or they could give it directly back to the people they stole it from
Rather use it to forge stronger ties with China your neighbor. Being a US ally has tremendous risks, look at Ukraine. Join forces with your neighbors, learn from others' mistakes.
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China be like
taiwan tooooo cheap even more like a dog
You have enough characters to spell Billion Dollars
Don’t wasted,…sooner you will be demolished from China ,..don’t waste energy 😂
Back into military
Bountiful tax revenue
Praying for Taiwan! Not easy to live peacefully with devil (CHINA) on your back!!
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