The 8th Five-Year Plan (1991-1995) II ( 06-10-10 )

Output value of the primary industry increased at an annual growth rate of 4.1 percent, the secondary industry at a rate of 17.3 percent, and the tertiary industry at a rate of 9.5 percent. Output composition of the three sectors stood at 20.3: 47.7:32.0; it was 28.4:43.1:28.5 at the end of the 6th, and 27.1:41.6:31.3 at the end of the 7th Five-Year Program periods respectively. Significant achievements were also made in the reform of the economic system. The new financial system with tax ...

China Sets New Targets in Five-year Plan I ( 06-08-09 )

7.5 percent of average annual GDP growth In the government work report, Premier Wen Jiabao proposed an annual growth rate of 7.5 percent for the national economy from 2006 to 2010. On determining the growth rate, more considerations have been taken for the requirement of the scientific concept of development. It was predicted that the average annual economic growth rate in the 10th Five Year (2001-2005) Plan Period was between 8.8 and 9 percent, which was at a relatively high level. ...

China Sets New Targets in Five-year Plan II ( 06-08-09 )

5% of annual growth rate of per capita disposable income for urban residents It is proposed that people's living standards continue to be improved. The per capita disposable income of urban residents and the per capita net income of rural residents will grow at an average annual rate of five percent respectively. The livelihood of both urban and rural residents will see improvements in terms of housing, transportation, education, culture, health and environment. China strives to realize a ...

China Sets New Targets in Five-year Plan III ( 06-08-09 )

45 million new jobs in urban areas In the draft guidelines, the registered unemployment rate in urban areas is planned to be controlled under five percent. And an addition of 45 million people will be employed with the same number of agricultural laborers to be transferred into non-farm jobs and urban areas ...

China Sets New Targets in Five-year Plan IV ( 06-08-09 )

20 percent less of energy consumption China expects remarkable progress in energy consumption efficiency. Energy consumption per unit GDP should be about 20 percent less than before and water consumption per unit industrial added value down by 30 percent. The coefficient for water use efficiency in irrigation is to be raised to 0.5 and the comprehensive utilization rate of solid wastes to 60 percent. In the predicted GDP growth between 8.8 and 9 percent in the past five years, the losses as a ...

China's Key Transport Infrastructure Projects for 2006-2010 ( 06-08-09 )

Education Expenditures Plan ( 06-08-09 )

Key Projects for Revitalizing Equipment Manufacturing Industry I ( 06-08-09 )

Key Projects for Revitalizing Equipment Manufacturing Industry II ( 06-08-09 )

Major High-tech Projects Planned for 2006-2010 ( 06-08-09 )

Major Pipelines to Ease Energy Shortage in Five Years ( 06-08-09 )

Ten features in China's 11th five-year plan I ( 06-08-09 )

Ten features in China's 11th five-year plan II ( 06-08-09 )

The 11th Five-Year Guidelines (2006-2010) II ( 06-08-09 )

The 11th Five-Year Guidelines (2006-2010) III ( 06-08-09 )

The 11th Five-Year Guidelines (2006-2010) IV ( 06-08-09 )

The 11th Five-Year Guidelines (2006-2010) V ( 06-08-09 )

The 11th Five-Year Guidelines (2006-2010) I ( 06-08-09 )

Experiences in the 10th Five-year Plan I ( 06-08-09 )

Experiences in the 10th Five-year Plan II ( 06-08-09 )