China to invest $2.2 trillion in transport by 2020
China plans to invest a total of $2.2 trillion in transport during its 13th Five-Year Plan period from 2016 to 2020. #NPC #CPPCC #TwoSessions
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China considers next step of One Belt-One Road initiative in the age of Trump
Members of China’s top legislative and advisory body, are meeting in Beijing to review the government’s work in 2016 and policy outlines for 2017. China’s Belt and Road initiative is a hot topic during this year’s two sessions.
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Lawmakers see tough year ahead for reforms as NPC session opens
China’s work report is a comprehensive summary of the past year, and guidance and goals for the future. The country plans to reduce overcapacity to improve overall performance, but it will mean some job cuts.
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China’s National People’s Congress reveals long term plans for nation
China announced it will increase military spending by the smallest amount in years. The National People’s Congress spokeswoman made the statement on the eve of the opening session of the top legislative body.
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Chinese Students in America talk about China’s Two Sessions
More than 300,000 Chinese students are studying in the U.S. We spoke to some of them about what issues they hope to see addressed in the Two Sessions.
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Chase chief economist on China’s property market
China’s property prices saw the fastest growth in almost two years in February. Average new home prices rose nearly 4 percent on a yearly basis, as first-tier cities like Shenzhen and Beijing led the gains. But more importantly, these price increases extended to smaller cities.
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The Heat: What China’s two sessions and 5-year plan mean moving forward
China’s National People’s Congress ended its annual session with the adoption of a new five-year economic plan, aiming for at least 6.5 percent annual growth through 2020.
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Resurrecting 1980s supply-side economics for 21st-century China
Their presidencies are 30 years apart, but Xi Jinping and Ronald Reagan have more in common than you may think. They’re linked by an economic concept that China is using to help keep its economy on track: supply-side economics.
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