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Local courts must now guarantee that enforced demolitions are legitimate and rational before giving their approval, according to new rules issued by the Supreme People's Court.
In the first two months of this year the profits of China's State-owned enterprises were down 10.9 percent year-on-year. But one industry at least bucked this trend.
Provincial social security funds in China are invested very conservatively and have earned just 2 percent a year over the last 10 years or so.
The volatile food prices that have led the recent hike in inflation are not the only cause for concern for Chinese policymakers.
China will continue embracing structural tax reduction measures this year as part of its macroeconomic regulations aimed at promoting the steady and sustainable development of the national economy.
Urbanization is an essential element of economic development. Cities and towns constitute a country's economic, social and cultural backbone and attract the skills and knowledge needed to push development to a higher level.
China should push ahead with its policy of trade liberalization despite all the protectionist measures introduced by the US.
Oil prices and oil supply unambiguously tie China and the United States together, as both nations are heavy importers of oil.The climbing price of crude oil may undo the US' fragile economic recovery and will certainly slow China's economic growth.
Working conditions at Foxconn have been the focus of scrutiny since some workers committed suicide at the factory in 2010. Yet local government agencies have failed to conduct any proper investigation of the working conditions at the company's plants.
Countries are striving to expand international trade in the hope of achieving a win-win outcome by establishing Free Trade Agreements or conducting closer economic and strategic cooperation.China and the United States are no exception.
Premier Wen Jiabao emphasized that the central authorities have "unified their thoughts" on the necessity of breaking the monopoly of State-owned banks and opening up the financial sector.
Beijing, Shanghai and other big cities have witnessed robust rebounds in house sales despite Premier Wen Jiabao's harsher-than-ever remarks that China's house prices are still far from a reasonable level.
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