To encourage foreign investment, China has taken multi-pronged measures to open its market wider. The country's 2020 version of the negative lists for foreign investment, which took effect in July, reduced the number of sectors that are off-limits for foreign investors to 33 from 40 in the 2019 version. The negative list for pilot free trade zones also cut the number of prohibited industries to 30 from 37.
To ensure transaction safety, the guideline urged payment service providers to establish a sound risk management system and beef up transaction authenticity and compliance audit.
To avoid cost hikes due to tariffs, "cars produced in China now do not export to the US, but still export to third countries not affected by the tariffs," he said.
To bring forward the supply-side structural reform, strides are expected in both the upgrading of traditional industries and the development of emerging and high-tech industries, said Lian Ping, an economist at Bank of Communications.
Titled Crisis Management and Social Governance, the book contains eleven articles by scholars from the School of Social Development and Public Policy of the university.
To achieve economic integration, three measures have been introduced to facilitate tax collection for trans-provincial enterprises in the Yangtze River Delta, the State Taxation Administration said in a notice.
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To create a better environment for the development of the sports industry, measures will be taken to improve tax and fee policies, strengthen the intellectual property rights protection and step up financial support for sports enterprises, it said.
Timetable is a startup base of the Guangzhou Tianhe Hong Kong and Macao Youth Association, which has assisted 65 enterprises founded by young people in Hong Kong and Macao since its establishment in October 2017.
To achieve the expected targets for 2020, China will make ensuring stability a top priority, and uphold the policy framework of stable macro policies, flexible micro policies, and social policies that ensure basic needs are met.
To achieve the regional growth target, Bespin plans to tailor-make software for Chinese clients and expand its recruitment network in the market, said Brad Lee, co-founder and president of Bespin Global China.