THE ASIAN REPORTER
January 15, 2018
C O M M U N I T Y
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8350 SE Division St.
Portland
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11001 NE Halsey St.
Portland
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101 SE 82nd Ave.
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OPPORTUNITIES
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REAL ESTATE
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Grass-raised beef
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PACKING & SHIPPING FRANCHISE
Excellent business opportunity in Eu-
gene area. Established packing and
shipping retail franchise for sale.
Turn-key operation in high-traffic
shopping center. $5,000.
Call Bill: (541) 654-2201
GRASS-FED BEEF FOR SALE
Cattle raised in Newberg, Oregon.
Beef available in ¼, ½ or whole cow
& processed by Portland butcher. For
details, please call (503) 980-5900.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
4 BR/2.5 BA home in great neighbor-
hood with living room, family room,
formal dining, office, walk-in closet,
vaulted ceiling, 2-car garage, 4-car
parking, Jacuzzi & shed. 16423 NE
Thompson Street, Portland, Oregon.
Only $420,000. Call (503) 984-4839.
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SERVICES
BEAVERTON
BEAUTY SALON
FOR SALE
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CUSTOM BUILT TRAILERS,
TRAILER PARTS &
CUSTOM FABRICATION
Commercial truck to RV toter conver-
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$25,000 plus inventory.
Well-established, successful
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Great high-traffic location.
Favorable lease.
Solid client base. E-mail:
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FOR SALE
2005 NISSAN SENTRA
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
INSTALLATION
2005 Nissan Sentra for sale. Auto-
matic transmission. 110K miles. 2
owners. Runs great & all mainte-
nance on engine is up to date. For
info, call or text (503) 358-2650.
Need stereo & HDTV set-up for
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sound? We can do it! Great prices,
expert service! Call Digital
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Located in a busy shopping
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The business also includes al-
terations and shoe repair sec-
tions. Call for details:
(503) 780-4094
or (971) 409-3806
CANBY VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
CHRISTY COURT
189 N.W. Glenhart Avenue
Winston, Oregon
Now accepting applications
for federally funded housing.
1, 2 and 3 bedroom units
with rent based on
income when available.
Income restrictions apply.
Project Phone:
(541) 671-2851
TTY: 1-800-735-2900
“This institute is an equal
opportunity provider.”
488 NW 6th Ave.
Canby, OR 97013
Phone: (503) 266-4434
TTY: 711
Subsidized apartment
homes may be available.
Income restrictions apply.
This institution is
an equal opportunity
provider and employer.
Professionally Managed by
Guardian Management LLC
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Automobile
HIGH VOLUME
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World Bank predicts solid 3.1
percent global growth in 2018
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to 2.2 percent in 2019 and
2.0 percent in 2020.
In its report, the World
Bank credited the wide-
spread global rebound,
after years of tepid growth,
to stronger investment,
rising manufacturing ac-
tivity, and increased trade
flows.
“The upturn is broad-
based, with growth in-
creasing in more than half
of the world’s economies,”
the report said.
The 189-nation lending
organization
cautioned
about some risks it sees to
the international economy.
It noted, in particular, a
shift by the Federal
Reserve and some other
central
banks
toward
raising interest rates after
having kept them near
record lows for years.
Higher borrowing rates, if
they go too far, could
depress economic activity.
The bank also warned of
threats posed by rising
trade protectionism and
geopolitical pressures.
World Bank economists
said their latest forecast
reflects an expectation of
some benefit from the
tax-cut plan U.S. President
Donald Trump signed into
law. But the boost it
foresees falls short of the
expectations of the Trump
administration, which is
projecting that U.S. growth
will reach a sustained
annual pace of at least 3.0
percent, propelled by tax
cuts, deregulation, and
tougher enforcement of
trade laws.
The report also upgraded
the World Bank’s forecast
for other economies on the
belief that a broad-based
pickup in global growth
that began last year will
endure. The international
economy as a whole grew
last year at a stronger-
than-expected 3.0 percent.
That was a sharp pickup
from the lackluster 2.4
percent pace of 2016 — the
weakest showing since the
recession year of 2009,
when the global economy
shrank 1.8 percent.
The World Bank forecast
that China, the world’s
second-largest
economy,
will grow 6.4 percent this
year. And it foresees
growth of 2.1 percent in the
Eurozone and 1.3 percent
in Japan.
World Bank president
Jim Yong Kim cautioned
against complacency. He
urged policymakers to
make needed investments
in such areas as education
and infrastructure as a way
to lift lagging worker
productivity and increase
future growth.
“If policymakers around
the world focus on these
key investments, they can
increase their countries’
productivity, boost work-
force participation, and
move closer to the goals of
ending extreme poverty
and
boosting
shared
productivity,” Kim said.