Li Keqiang Responded To A Slow Pace Of Economic Growth: More Pressure On Employment

Details of Li Keqiang Symposium: Yes.

Still very concerned about

On the 26 day, dozens of experts, scholars and business people from different fields entered Zhongnanhai.

Offer advice and suggestions.

An entrepreneur at the meeting said that Premier Li Keqiang was still very concerned about the pace of economic growth.

At the meeting, some people suggested that the economic growth rate could be slower, less pollution, and better management of haze and other problems. Li Keqiang finally responded that slower economic growth would not be a big problem in Beijing, but in the whole country, there would be a problem of employment pressure.

There is still a lot of new labor force in rural areas, and the economic growth rate is much lower, which will cause pressure on employment and society.

Close to high-level sources, the Forum on the work report of the government was not held only once, but the seminar was held for 2~3, including scholars, entrepreneurs, farmers, students and other groups of people.

At the meeting, Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council pointed out that macro policies should not only stick to the basic orientation, but also act in a dynamic and appropriate manner. When it comes to adapting to the new normal of economic development, he stressed that we must press the "fast forward key" to comprehensively deepen reform.

In the exchange with entrepreneurs, Li Keqiang also stressed that we should continue to strengthen decentralization and decentralization, bringing new elements and new models of "grass roots originality" into a new driving force for economic development.

Who will attend the symposium?

During the drafting of the government work report, the major leaders of the State Council will invite people from different circles to give comments on the drafting of the government work report.

"The prime minister's opening remarks are usually very short, mainly for listening to people and asking questions from time to time."

The close proximity of senior officials said that the leaders of this administration attached particular importance to this form of extensive public opinion.

People who become prime ministers are not only experts, scholars and entrepreneurs. After sorting out, we can find that those who have participated in the symposium in public reports include teachers, doctors, coaches, directors, skilled workers, retired workers, large grain growers, college students, individual businesses and village doctors.

For example, at the beginning of 2014, Li Keqiang held 3 consultation sessions for the various sectors of the community. A total of 34 people participated in the 2014 government work report.

In January 17th last year, Liu Wei, an economist at Peking University, Ma Jun, chief economist of Greater China in Deutsche Bank, Fang Gang, vice president of China Economic Restructuring Research Association, Huo Jianguo, President of the international trade and Economic Cooperation Research Institute of the Ministry of Commerce, Zhou Zhongshu of the Minmetals Group, Zheng Changhong of the South China Motor Company, Tencent (136.4, -0.60, -0.44%, real-time quotes), Ma Huateng, millet company Lei Jun [micro-blog] and other experts and business representatives were invited to participate in the Forum on the government work report.

The foregoing persons told this newspaper that the forum invites people to cover a wide range of fields. Scholars who used to think highly of the medium and long term and important problems in the past have paid more and more attention to the opinions of market researchers, entrepreneurs and grass-roots personnel.

In the meeting held yesterday, Wu Jinglian, Chi Fulin and Yao Jingyuan are famous scholars of macroeconomic and reform research. They have a deep grasp of China's economic situation and long-term development. Cao Yuanzheng, Robin Li, Yang Yuanqing, Yu Jun and Yu Jun have made great contributions not only in their own fields, but also in the forefront.

Stability policy plus new regulation

Official information shows that judging and sorting out the current economic situation is one of the themes of the conference.

While affirming the effectiveness of the government's work, the participants also put forward various opinions and suggestions on this year's economy.

The National Bureau of Statistics recently revealed that China's GDP grew by 7.4% in 2014, and GDP exceeded 60 trillion yuan for the first time.

Not only did the data fulfill the expected tasks well, but also obvious changes in structure, employment and so on.

Li Keqiang stressed yesterday that the current superposition of multiple contradictions and the increasing difficulty in macroeconomic regulation and control must continue to innovate ideas and methods of regulation and control. Macro policies should not only stick to the basic orientation, but also act in a dynamic and appropriate manner.

An official think-tank said that this year's economy is basically stable. This "stability" is mainly reflected in growth, employment and prices.

Under the new normal, this requires not only the government to maintain a continuous and stable policy, but also to achieve innovation in regulation and control.

At the recently concluded Davos forum, Li Keqiang introduced to the world the Chinese government's work idea this year is to continue to maintain its strategic determination, to implement a proactive fiscal policy and a prudent monetary policy, not to carry out flood irrigation, but to pay more attention to pre adjustment of fine adjustment, to better implement directional regulation and control, to ensure that the economy runs in a reasonable range, while striving to improve the quality and efficiency of the economy.

At yesterday's meeting, he further clarified that we should deepen the key reforms such as finance, taxation and finance this year, and make greater efforts in strengthening entities, promoting innovation, improving people's livelihood and preventing risks.

Reform continues to play a leading role.

Li Keqiang once again stressed the importance of reform yesterday.

He said that at present, China's economic development has entered a new normal, and we must press the "fast forward key" to comprehensively deepen reform.

Wu Jinglian and others also suggested that the current growth slowed down, and some enterprises had difficulty in operation. They suggested that more efforts should be put on reform, structural reform should be used to solve structural contradictions, and economic efficiency could be improved through the development of high-end industries such as modern service industries.

At the meeting, Li Keqiang once again emphasized double engines and double high and put forward the "two hands" to make good use of the government and the market.

Speed up upgrading, and accelerate the growth of new productive forces.

When talking about entrepreneurship and innovation, developing entrepreneurial finance and promoting "going global", Li Keqiang said that to liberate and develop productive forces is to promote public entrepreneurship and innovation.

For this reason, decentralization and decentralization can not be stopped. The combination of decentralization and management should be carried out to create a relaxed and fair competition environment, combine the creativity and market demand of millions of people, and bring new elements and new models of "grass roots originality" into a new driving force for economic development.

In an interview with this newspaper, Chi Fulin said recently that in many areas of reform, the development of service industry deserves attention, and the key to development lies in the opening of the market.

He further stated that

Opening three goals is very important: first, to make social capital the main body of the development of the service industry, the key to developing the service industry is to activate social capital. Second, we need to break the monopoly. The market of our manufacturing industry and industry is very open, especially the demand for education, health care, health care, pension and other services are most urgent. Third, service trade should be the focus of opening up, and the proportion of service trade will reach 20% in 2020.