The subsidies in China

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Subsidies of China increased from 34.8 local currency in 2002 to 47.11 local currency in 2004 growing at an average annual rate of 20.53%.

Subsidies in Asia
India	859.23 Domestic Currency in 2002	IMF
Bhutan	114.3 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Georgia	112.7 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Maldives	48.7 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Pakistan	43.53 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Sri Lanka	22.4 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Bangladesh	8.88 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Mongolia	8.49 Domestic Currency in 2003	IMF

The subsidies and other transfers from China
Grants Expense	1,075.75 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF

Central government subsidies in China
Extrabudgetary	0 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF

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