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Without internal structural reforms, it will be difficult for the BRICS nations to change their capacity to influence global governance or to participate equally in int…
- Changes in financial sector accompany ‘new normal’
In the context of Chinaz's economic "new normal",the way in which finance serves the real economy should uphold new ideas about development, including "innovation, coor…
- Moderate financial deleveraging to reduce economic risks
China's economy has yet to enter a new round of steady production expansion, so it mainly relies on macroeconomic policy stimulus and international economic recovery.
- China to deepen reforms to reduce debt risks
On May 26, Moody's Investors Service downgraded China’s credit rating to A1 from Aa3, citing concerns over a slowing economy and growing debt, placing China on pa…
- More public-welfare wholesale markets needed for agricultural products
China's No. 1 Central Document in 2017 points out that the principal contradiction of China's agricultural development has transformed from inadequate aggregate supply …
- Emerging economies to lead new round of globalization
The engine of globalization has shifted from developed to emerging economies. Therefore, the latter should seize the opportunities the next round of globalization will …
- Intelligent manufacturing offers a new driving engine for domestic g…
In recent years, developed countries have responded to global competition in the context of the new industrial revolution by universally focusing on intelligent manufac…
- Data paints misleading picture of growth in consumption
After the 2008 financial crisis, global demand declined sharply, and China experienced weakened demand for its products. Moreover, it is faced with increasing pressure …
- Supply-side structural reform key to dealing with smog
There is no doubt that the frequent occurrence of smog in China is closely related to the accumulation of malignant effects that stem from economic growth.