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The Chinese government applies the same policies and regulations to all manufacturers and retailers based in the country, quality watchdog chief Zhi Shuping said on Tuesday.
Conditions in China are "basically mature" for interest rate liberalization, People's Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan wrote in an article on Tuesday.
Finance Minister Xie Xuren said China will further deepen the reforms to its fiscal and tax systems to enhance transparency of fiscal budgets and improve tax policies.
China's government is issuing new regulations to contain risks in liquidity across the banking sector, according to China's top banking regulator Friday.
China plans to increase taxes on mid- and low-end cigarettes in a bid to curb expanding tobacco consumption in the country.
More controls will be placed on the senior management of China's financial enterprises that fall under the central government.
China will continue to regulate the real estate market to bring down property prices to a reasonable level, according to the government work report.
China will reform its energy and resource pricing system this year, but will time it to minimize impacts on consumer prices, the country's price regulator said Tuesday.
The government on Friday introduced new guidelines intended to encourage commercial lenders to facilitate loans to "green" enterprises.
China will raise government subsidies for health insurance offered to farmers and non-working urbanites to over 360 yuan ($57) per person per year by 2015, an increase of 80 percent.
China plans to set up a strict law on the management of genetically modified food in response to nationwide concerns about the safety of related agricultural products.
People who have held Shanghai resident cards for more than three years are eligible to buy a second home despite their non-permanent residence status.