Future China Development 5, Future China Development

The key is to look at your own strength.

Now assuming that China is the world's largest power, if those rich people work hard abroad and achieve results, then it is equivalent to China's influence unknowingly penetrating into other countries, and in turn consolidating and strengthening its own strength. But the premise of all this is that China is strong, because only then can those rich people put their "old roots" in China, because China is strong and can protect their property security.

Of course, this is harmful, because the ideal form of a society is olive-shaped and spindle-shaped, and a few people control most of the wealth, and there must be something wrong with the social distribution system. However, the phenomenon of wealth concentration is irreversible and is considered an economic law, so an important task of all ZF is to rationally distribute wealth and avoid or slow down the trend of wealth concentration.

The economy is just a finger. Political, military, cultural, diplomatic. Measure holistically. The euro is leading the way, nor can it bring new prosperity to Europe...GDP alone is measured by the standards of a small number of people.

If you don't immigrate, the money is still someone else's, and it won't come to you. So it doesn't matter if these people don't emigrate.

The "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" has given the task of enriching the people.

I believe that the 12th Five-Year Plan should clearly put forward the goal and task of "enriching the people" as an overall plan to guide China's economic and social development in the next five years.

Each five-year plan or plan in China has a relatively clear theme.

The so-called theme is the problem that needs to be addressed in the next five years. Of course, whether or to what extent the problem can be solved in the end depends on many factors, but there is always a relatively focused theme when preparing a plan. Specific to the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan", the reason why "enriching the people" should be put forward as a problem that must be solved is based on the following considerations.

First of all, the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" is a re-start of the People's Republic of China after 60 years. China has just celebrated its 60th birthday, and as it enters the next Jiazi, there should be a new idea for development.

Second, the 12th Five-Year Plan is China's first five-year plan after the international financial crisis, and the current financial crisis has put forward some new propositions for both the world and China.

Third, after 30 years of reform and development, the current per capita GDP of Chinese has reached 3,200 US dollars for the first time, and according to international standards, when the per capita GDP reaches more than 3,000 US dollars, it will begin to enter the middle and late stages of industrialization, and the development ideas in this period are certainly different from the past.

China has traditionally been a big country.

Whether it is **** or ordinary people, there is a big ** concept in their hearts. Therefore, in order to change the irrational situation of income distribution under the circumstance of excessive power, it must be regarded as a political issue, otherwise, it is difficult to solve it only as an economic problem.

Although the issue of "enriching the people" is very important in the next five years or even longer, it is not the whole story of the matter and cannot replace the solution of other problems. As mentioned at the beginning of this article, in the official view, the primary problem that needs to be solved in the 12th Five-Year Plan is the structural problem of various structures, such as industrial structure, urban and rural structure, and regional structure.

Structural problems are not a new problem in China, but the fact that the 12th Five-Year Plan still makes it a priority that must be addressed shows that the damage caused by structural problems to China's economy and society cannot be sustained.

As the world's second largest economy, China is committed to economic globalization. In recent years, China has repeatedly reaffirmed the importance of globalization and made significant contributions to the world economy.

China is now transforming from an export- and infrastructure-led economy to an expanded service sector and humane working conditions. In this regard, the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China is expected to further point out the direction of China's economic development. The international community is pleased to see that China has made policy decisions on issues such as the intensity of economic reform, the market-oriented transformation of state-owned enterprises and the degree of economic openness.