The Taiwan government said Thursday it has set a target of 4.82 percent economic growth and 4.9 percent unemployment for 2011 as part of its national development plan. 'Domestic demand and exports will be the main drivers of the economy,' said Premier Wu Den-yih in a weekly Cabinet meeting. He called for a restructuring of industries, expansion of emerging businesses and the service sector, and greater private sector investment to create more jobs. According to the Council for Economic Planning and Development, the broader goal is to achieve 4.82 percent economic growth, reduce unemployment to 4.9 percent, and limit the consumer price index to a less than 2 percent rise. However, Wu said that in light of the expected slower growth of the global economy next year, the general economic goal in Taiwan will be a challenge. Nonetheless, he said, all agencies are urged to do their best to help achieve the targets. 