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124198
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2013.
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The author examines the proceedings of the 18th CPC Congress and China's development plans for the 12th five-year period (2011 to 2015) and draws the conclusion that the next few years will be the most significant period in the country's ambitious efforts to build a "moderate prosperity society" (xiaokang) by 2020. To achieve this goal, China will have to double its GDP by 2020.
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155330
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The author examines issues of and prospects for China's innovative development, the formation processes of the strategy of introduction of the advanced world experience as well as new scientific and technological innovations during the past seven five-year-plan periods (from 1981 to 2015). The article assesses plans and prospects of scientific and technological development in the 13th five-year-plan period (2016-2020). It also analyzes the main development trends, problems, and difficulties confronting China along the developmental path toward an innovative economy.
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110051
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2011.
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The 11th National People's Congress meeting for its Fourth Session in March 2011 passed a resolution calling for a prosperous society to be built in China by 2020. The country's efforts are to be focused on implementing the 12th five-year plan of China's socioeconomic development in the period 2011 to 2015 that is part of its economic strategy looking ahead to 2050 to make China second but to the U.S. in national strength. The country's economic development plan passed by its leaders for 2006 to 2010 and the amendments made to it as it went ahead helped China steer clear of the worst consequences of the worldwide financial crisis. To achieve its goals, though China will have to make a transition to an innovation-driven economy during the current 12th five-year plan period.
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073216
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160653
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The article examines the dynamic branch and territorial structures of foreign investments in the PRC and shows the main lines of investment flows from abroad. The analysis given demonstrates that the branch structure of foreign investments constantly changes due to the investment policy of the PRC leadership. Throughout the entire period of reforms foreign investments have been channeled either to the cities with provincial status - Shanghai and Beijing, or the most developed seashore regions (Guangdong, Jiangsu), which remained unchanged during the period of their realization.
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167741
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On August 31, 2018, China's Law on Individual Income Tax was drastically amended yet again. Given the rapidly growing incomes of the public and precipitously worsening social differentiation in China's society, these amendments stipulate a higher individual income tax on persons who make noticeably more money than most others. Also, the untaxed minimum has been raised considerably; persons whose income is under 60,000 yuan a year are exempt from income tax payments.
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093639
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2009.
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The six decades of China's socioeconomic development can be broken into two periods of equal length - 1949 to 1978, when a planned economy developed under the control of administrative authorities, and 1978 to 2008, when economic reforms were launched and carried on. It was clear toward the end of the 1970s that the planned economy could not resolve the key socioeconomic issues facing the society. The Chinese leaders initiated reforms to effect a gradual transition to a free-market economy. As a result of these reforms, China today is among the world's leading nations in the size of GDP and is successfully engaged in building a "minor prosperity" society (xiaokang).
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