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The article discusses about the Foreign investment opportunities in China in the areas like technological innovations like Industrial robots. Intelligent economy and 5G, consumption upgrading including Unstaffed retail, Healthcare and Education and like Inter-city transportation, High-speed railways and Airports and communications hubs

The article discusses the highlights of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders' Week held from November 5-11, 2014 in Beijing, China. The topics in the meeting include regional economic integration, promoting innovative development, economic reform and growth, and strengthening connectivity and infrastructure development. The leaders that attended the event include Chinese President Xi Jinping, President of Chile Michelle Bachelet, and U.S. President Barack Obama.

Reports on the impact of China's entry into the World Trade Orgnization (WTO) on its economic condition. Fluctuation of the tariff rate for the year 2003; Benefits from China's WTO membership; Reformation of the trading system.

Focuses on the economic growth of Xiamen in southeast China's Fujian Province. Designation as a special economic zone in 1980; Gross domestic product; Trends in the city's export-oriented activities which depend on foreign trade; Strong link with foreign investment; Overview of several enterprises and foreign-funded companies; Trade relations with Taiwan.

Focuses on the regional economic conditions in China. Abundance of the region in mineral, water, ecological and tourism resources; Total grain output of the six provinces in the region; Gap in economic growth between the central region and the developed east. INSETS: What the Six Central Provinces Are Doing.;Policy Support..

The article focuses on the 11th National People's Congress (NPC) held on March 5, 2008. In his government work report, Premier Wen Jiabao discussed China's economic issues, such as problems in economic development, and suggested ways to help try overcome them. Economists, local officials and deputies also shared their thoughts, including the newly appointed chief economist of the World Bank Lin Yifu, who said that China should develop regional small and medium-sized banks to provide financing services to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Reports economic developments in China as of October 2004. Growth of the foreign trade value; Escalation of the investment by state-owned and state-holding enterprises; Continuation of industrial profit increase.

Focuses on issues concerning resource cities in China. Significance of successful economic transition of resource cities for sustained development in the country; Resource cities that have achieved preliminary success in transition; Reason why cities with potential resource should avoid economic narrow planning.

Presents statistics on illustrating the state of the Chinese economy as of October 9, 2003. Gross domestic product (GDP) growth; Primary industry; Imports and exports.

Looks into the condition of the economy of China considering the state of the market for various industries. Growth of the gross domestic product of the country; Sustainability of the money supply; Evaluation of the national financial revenue of the nation.

The article presents insights on the expected stability of Chinese economy in 2012. It cites the annual Central Economic Work Conference that examined the country's economic development. It points out that the economy has been affected by weak economic recovery in the U.S. and the deteriorating debt crisis in the European Union. It also mentions China's effort to deal with inflation in 2012.

The article offers an overview of the economic and social development plans for China for 2011 to 2015 which were approved at the Fourth Session of the 11th National People's Congress on March 14, 2011. The plans focus on changing its economic development model to economic restructuring system as well as on the yearly gross domestic product (GDP) growth goal of 7 per cent. The Chinese government also shows interest in expanding domestic consumption to stimulate economic growth.

This article focuses on the determination of the government and economic policy makers in China to maintain a stable and relatively fast economic growth. The top leaders who attended the annual Central Economic Work Conference promised to fight inflation and continue restructuring the economy to improve the livelihood of the people. The country's economy grew at a healthy pace of 10.6% in the first three quarters of 2010. However, there is concern over inflation which reached 5.1% in November, a 28-month high.

The author comments on the results of China's 11th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development (2006-2010).

The article reports on the release of the Number 1 Document by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council in 2010, which highlights the economic and social developments in China.

The author talks about the need for China's economy to improve its growth through innovations and high technological development. He explains that although the country is one of the first to regain its economic momentum through its stimulus package, the adoption of a proactive fiscal policy and a more relaxed monetary policy, sustainability of the recovery remains a major problem since there is no balance in the way consumption, investment and exports are contributing to China's growth. He recommends the change of the growth model to solve the imbalance.

The author reflects on the development of the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region in China which is celebrating its 50th anniversary as a minority autonomous region in 2008. According to the author, the achievements of Ningxia in the last 50 years can be traced to the Central Government's support. Ningxia's gross domestic product has reportedly increased 60 times from 1958 to 2007. The author believes that the region has to work harder to realize sustainable development as half of its land is still desolate for geographical reasons.

The author focuses on the emergence and thriving nature of privately owned enterprises (POEs) in China as it marks the 30th anniversary of its reform and opening up in 2008. The author discusses the role of POEs in the national economy. The State Council in the country encouraged and promoted the development of private and other non-state enterprises. The author cites statistics on the contributions of POEs to the economic development.

Reports on developments related to international trade and economic development in China. Value of the bilateral trade with Korea; Increase of the volume of transit goods in Hong Kong; Percentage increase of the imports of finished automobiles.