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Household Register Reform: Experience, Lessons and Solutions

2010-10-21

China's household register system is not only a population management system based on household register.

Adherence to the Managed Floating Exchange Rate Regime Is in the Interests of China

2010-10-21

The monetary performance of a nation is finally determined by four external financial variables including monetary policy, financial supervision, microscopic behavior and exchange rate.

Major Tasks and Measures for Protecting Farmer-Workers' Rights and Interests during the 12th Five-Year Plan Period

2010-10-21

Step up guidance and service to farmer-workers to work in urban areas and reasonably guide farmer-workers to work in eastern coastal regions and in large and medium-sized cities.

Strategies for China's Mineral Resources in the Course of Industrialization

2010-10-21

Being vast in territory, China is a big producer, consumer and importer of mineral resources. With a rich aggregate, China's total of mineral resources ranks third in the world in terms of potential value.

Policy Options on Accelerating Development of China's Animation Industry

2010-10-21

Animation has an important influence on Chinese teenagers.

China's High-Tech Service Industries: Status and Problems

2010-10-21

Since the 1980s, the rapid development of knowledge economy has cultivated large numbers of high technologies and the service industry has become growingly knowledge-based and high technology-based.

Impact of China's Fiscal Transfer Payment on Inter-Regional Fiscal Resource Balance

2010-10-21

Different natural conditions and different levels of economic development can cause a fiscal revenue imbalance between different regions.

China's Real Estate Market: Analysis of the Influence Exerted by the New Macro-control Policy and Relevant Policy Options

2010-10-21

At the end of 2009, the Central Government successively unveiled a series of real estate macro-control policies aimed at containing speculation and the excessively fast price rise.

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