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]     

Tax Policy for China＇s Consumption Demand Expansion

扩大消费需求的重点是扩大居民消费需求,税收政策主要通过减轻边际消费倾向较高的中低收入阶层所得税负担,降低间接税、尤其是生活必需品的间接税负和建立完善的社会保障筹资机制降低居民的储蓄动机三个方面发挥作用。扩大消费需求的税收政策需要在公平与效率之间权衡,应与财政支出政策相互配合发挥作用。     

China＇s Retail Industry Expands Continuously

China＇s retail industry is expected to surge continu- ously in the future, fuelled by the strong growth of Chinas consumption expenditure and the rapid emergence of the middle-class, said a recent repo...     

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.     

2020：China＇s Energy Strategy Facing Challenges

Liu Shijin, Director of Research Department of Industrial Economy of the Development Research Center of the State Council, indicated that not long ago in 2003 China High-level Development Forum‘s special session on China‘s Energy Strategy     

South China＇s Guangdong to Build Another Nuclear Power Plant

South China＇s Guangdong Province has planned to build an other nuclear power plant in its Shaoguan City in response to the provinces power shortage ,according to the report of Xinhua on Feb.15     

Economists Concern about China＇s Reform and Revitalization

The year 2009 is of great historic significance for China which marks the 60th anniversary of this newly emerging nation. Over the past six decades, China＇s economy has been invariably experiencing reform and revitalization all along its road to prosperity and power. At this crucial moment, it is extremely meaningful to look back on what we have already achieved in the past and decide what we must do in the future.     

Africa welcomes China＇s investment

The biggest problem facing Africa, home to the larg- est number of developing countries in the world, is development, which requires external investment and active assistance from the international com...     

Report： China＇s power use falls 3.63% in April

China＇s nuclear power capacity is expected to reach about 5 percent of the country＇s total power capacity by 2020, according to National Energy Administration （NEA） on June 1 at a press conference.     

Annual Forecast for China＇s Foreign Trade in 2009

From the international perspective, the positive changes in the world economic situation have been increasing, together with a trend of stabilization in financial markets. Developed countries such as the United States,     

China＇s Consumer Prices up 1.3% in August

China＇s consumer prices were up 1.3% in August over a year ago, said the National Bureau of Statistics（NBS） on September 11. The growth rate was 0.3 percentage points higher than in July, said an NBS report. Food prices rose year on year by 1.4%, and service prices increased by 2.3%. In August, prices of grain and medical services were up 3.1% each from August 2005. Meanwhile, prices of medicines were down 1.7%, transport vehicles down 2.6% and communication equipment down 17.6%.     

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.