Jan 27, 2015 05:00 PM

ECONOMY

Two-Thirds of Provinces Say They Missed GDP Growth Targets in 2014

By staff reporter Yu Hairong

(Beijing) – At least two-thirds of China's provinces, regions and municipalities failed to meet their targets for gross domestic product growth for last year, prompting regional governments to lower their projections for 2015.

Among the 22 provinces and regions that have released macroeconomic statistics for 2014, and only the western region of Tibet managed to meet its target of 11 percent.

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