China's top leaders have promised further reforms to develop its socialist market economy. They include developing the services sector and boosting supply-side reforms. This comes after the Communist Party's highest executive body adopted a resolution at the end of its Third Plenary Session.
China's top leaders have promised further reforms to develop its socialist market economy. They include developing the services sector and boosting supply-side reforms. This comes after the Communist Party's highest executive body adopted a resolution at the end of its Third Plenary Session. The Central Committee 's list of reforms aims to modernise the industrial complex and expand domestic demand, while curbing debt and risk in the property sector. Olivia Siong reports.
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