China’s Premier Li Keqiang took media questions on China’s economy after the annual “two sessions” of the national legislature and political advisory committee. Photo: EPA-EFE China’s Premier Li Keqiang took media questions on China’s economy after the annual “two sessions” of the national legislature and political advisory committee. Photo: EPA-EFE
China’s Premier Li Keqiang took media questions on China’s economy after the annual “two sessions” of the national legislature and political advisory committee. Photo: EPA-EFE
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Boosting consumption an economic priority in new five-year plan

  • China’s stable development depends on a “dual circulation” economy, in which domestic consumption shoulders a lot of the growth presently generated by manufactured exports

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Updated: 11:22pm, 13 Mar, 2021

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China’s Premier Li Keqiang took media questions on China’s economy after the annual “two sessions” of the national legislature and political advisory committee. Photo: EPA-EFE China’s Premier Li Keqiang took media questions on China’s economy after the annual “two sessions” of the national legislature and political advisory committee. Photo: EPA-EFE
China’s Premier Li Keqiang took media questions on China’s economy after the annual “two sessions” of the national legislature and political advisory committee. Photo: EPA-EFE
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