Challenges Ahead of China＇s Econom

This year＇s slowdown is consistent with the purpose of macro-control, spelling good news for inflation mitigation,economic restructuring, energy saving and emission reduction. For the first three quart...     

China＇s Auto Era Facing Energy Crisis

In early 1980s when China＇s reform and opening up policy just began,a photo taken by a foreigner,on which a sea of bicycles moving on the street at the front of the Tian＇anmen Tower.[第一段]     

China＇s Energy Situation and Relative Policy Options

Energy is a burning issue of the day in China. This paper analyses the crucial masons of energy shortage and traditional consumption models in China. Drawing from the experiences of some developed countries, the paper suggests that China should recognize the energy crisis by learning from America‘s “smart growth project” with the aim of transforming the city planning model,improving the public transportation and launching a“green building” movement in the country.     

New China＇s New Energy

In the 20th century,the industrial civilization has grown by leap and bounds with fuels like coal,petroleum,and natural gas as its power.Human beings,however,are plagued with two big problems-energy exhaustion and environmental pollution-when enjoying the excellent material life thanks to the modern civilization.They are gradually developing and adopting new energy with the hopes of solving the two problems and achieve a sustainable economic growth.[第一段]     

China＇s Energy Mix

To realize China＇s modernization of economy,two approaches are indispensable-further industrialization and urbanization.But neither can we get to without sufficient energy supply.The problem is how we will deal with the increasing demand for energy.[第一段]     

China＇s Strategy of Petroleum Industry Development Urged

China＇s Petroleum industry has achieved great development during the past 50 years and has made great contributions to the national economy and the social development. However, due to the speedy and sustainable development of national economy since 1990＇s, the domestic demand for the petroleum has witnessed a rapid growth, hence, the sharp conflict between petroleum supply and demand has become more and more conspicuous,     

China＇s Foreign Trade Strategy

Profile of route map In 1949,right after the establishment of the People's Republic of China (PRC),overall economic blockage and embargo imposed by other countries,except the Soviet Union and eastern European countries,separated China from the global economic and trade community.In such a context,China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) was born in May 1952 to facilitate non-governmental trade with other countries,Japan in particular.     

Energy Conservation：Challenges and Opportunities Co-existing

Energy resources, with the fast economic growth, are attracting more and more attention. Will the energy problem become a drawback for economic development？ How to deal with this situation？ Experts gave their comments during Chitec.     

China＇s Machinery Industry Going Like Gangbusters

Output in China＇s machinery industry soared 32% year on year to RMB 1.5 trillion （US$196 billion） in the first quarter, according to the latest report from the National Development and Reform Commission.     

What about China＇s Trade Deficit？

With its rapid economic growth over recent years, China has become an important force to be reckoned in the world. The ever-rising trade surplus makes a good example. But does Chinese enjoy a trade surplus with every foreign country？ The answer is ＂No＂.[第一段]     

RMB26 Billion to Protect Energy Security

Recently, Beijing International Power Develop and Investment Corporation and Beijing Comprehensive Investment Company announced the merge and establishment of Beijing Energy Investment (Group) Co., Ltd. Some insider said this "big cruiser" of total energy worthy RMB26 billion will of-     

Summer Davos： We Have Confidence in China＇s Economy

＂In the last Winter Davos, when it was the most pessimistic period for the economy in North America and West Europe, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao declared China＇s economic growth this year was targeted at 8 percent. That firm tone encouraged the whole world. And 8 months have been past, and we just see that China is exactly on the track to achieve this goal. We have confidence in China＇s economy. No doubtedly.＂ Jeremy Jurgens, Senior Director at the World Economic Forum and Head of the Annual Meeting of the New Champions and Community of Global Growth Companies expressed so in a World Economic Forum press conference in Beijing, September 3.     

China Coal Energy＇s coal output down 0.8% in Dec

Jiangsu Shagang Group Co, China＇s largest privatelyowned steelmaker, recently signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement with China National Coal Group, parent of the country＇s second-largest coal miner China Coal Energy Co Ltd, sources reported.     

China＇s energy intensity：2.9%↓in Q1

China＇s energy intensity dropped 2.89 percent in the first quarter, the National Bureau of Statistics （NBS） reported on April 29.     

What next for China＇s macroeconomic policies？

In Europe debt crisis has not yet hit bottom; in the United States economic recovery remains weak. Domestically, there is insufficient internal impetus driving economic growth in Uhina; and export sees a risk of decreasing The country has pulled half-way through 2010, its most complicated year in economy. However, as global economic crisis becomes more severe than expected and worldwide recovery increasingly zigzags, there are still big uncertainties both home and abroad for China＇s economic development. As key economic data for the fist half of 2010 is coming out, reporters from Xinhua News Agency interviewed several famous economists who analyzed and made predictions about China＇s macroeconomic policies for the following six months.