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China's advertising industry is, for the first time, encouraged by the central government and will enjoy national incentives, the Shanghai Securities News reported Wednesday.
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The incentives include credit aid by financial institutions, import duty and value-added tax-free policy for related equipment, the report said.
Gan said the 12th Five-Year Plan (2011-2015) also singled out encouraging “the healthy development of the advertising industry.”
According to SAIC's statistics, China's advertising revenue hit 234 billion yuan ($35.97 billion) in 2010. The number of advertising units was 243,000, with 1.48 million employees. It accounts for 3.5 percent of the global advertising market.
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