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Ama sees regional benefits in walk in walk out efforts and the "unbelievable sense of accomplishment" from residents who walk, bike or take transit to their job sites, where they receive a tax deduction, she said. She said the Walk Atlanta is funded in part by a $3 million grant from the city and is expanding in the city's core.

"That's probably the largest, if not the largest, local source of tax break," she said. "The neighborhood's going to be in charge of how much tax break that's going to produce."

Walk Atlanta is looking for partners in the South End. It needs to attract more than 300 people every week. So far it has worked with two local organizations in downtown, but says it needs more partners — including those from the area where residents live — to have a viable program, said Stephanie Kaczanek, director of neighborhood development and outreach for Walk Atlanta.

So far, more than 300 people have tried the program, and many have taken advantage of the tax deduction. The walk in walk out is part of a campaign being mounted by the Neighborhood Alliance, a group of nonprofits working for neighborhood improvement and living-wage jobs.

It's also one of a trend.

"The last ten years, there's been a tremendous increase in walk out, which is a great opportunity for our neighborhood," said Stephanie Williams, executive director of the South End Regional Association. "This is just one more step in creating a neighborhood where people can live in peace without having to worry about taxes. If we can make it happen here, we can also create an awesome, vibrant destination for the people of the South End and surrounding neighborhoods. Walk in walk out is just a great example of that."

In 2014, the city of Atlanta issued more than 150 walk in walk out walk-in licenses for neighborhoods with populations of at least 100,000. It's hard to beat that, said Paul Rehbein, who directs the economic development at the Metropolitan Atlanta Development Corporation and who helped found the group after years of unsuccessful initiatives by its original founders.

The city has worked with Walk Atlanta to train walk-in walk-out residents in various aspects of walk out — from scheduling meetings and parking to planning food distribution, Rehbein said. He's seeing new volunteers joining the effort.

Ama also recognizes the local benefits that can be realized from creating walk-in walk out.

"It can have a tremendous impact on neighborhood economy," she said. "The neighborhood is coming to know that this program works and that it has a positive impact on their community as a whole."

Rozie Jones, a spokeswoman for Walk Atlanta, confirmed the program is now working with a large number of the city'
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Is it a sell off on the part of a private sector firm? There seems to be much evidence it isn't," said Andrew Harrabin, managing director at Newmark Arquivaries, the firm that helps clients evaluate investments in emerging nations.

"The problem is that there is no evidence, beyond the obvious: the US dollar's weakness, and China's weakness, and the fact that most nations are under-performing their currencies," he said.

Indeed, China has always sought to boost its economy — but the country's stock market has been on the rise lately and recently that growth has slowed to near zero.


"If the US economy is to sustain itself, it needs a high-tech boom, and in terms of that the Chinese are a good place to start," said Harrabin.


"Even in 2014, they saw some of the strongest asset inflows and they will probably be in it for years to come, so that makes them a more attractive place to do it."


And while there are signs there might be a change in tone, with Beijing reportedly announcing plans to allow more foreign investment in its markets and investing more in infrastructure, China's domestic demand is still a priority.

The latest data released in late February showed that total sales to foreign customers in the second quarter of 2016 were 1.4 times higher than the same period a year before.

The country also saw some sharp increases in industrial spending in China.


While total industrial exports to the US were down 10.4% from the same period in 2014, the Chinese economy grew 6% year-on-year in the same quarter.


China's investment growth in the second quarter was also particularly strong, at around 8.5%, according to data from Moody's Analytics, which found that the country's overall investment growth rate was now around 10%.


Moody's also reported that it had a much less optimistic forecast for China's economy in 2016, downgrading it from "buy" to "hold" in some sectors.


As the Chinese economy continues to slow, the country's private capital stock may be being squeezed by a higher dollar and the potential costs of buying abroad.


"The Chinese yuan's decline against the dollar and euro has left US dollar debt more attractive than it has in years," Harrabin said.


He also expressed concern that a slowing Chinese economy might slow foreign investment in the United States and cause financial stress in the US.


That may be the case because the United States' trade deficit with China in 2016 stood at $2.8bn and at an annual growth rate of just 2.5%.


"Even as China is increasingly dependent on imports, some of those imported goods wil
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