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Report on the Work of the Government

Keqiang Li

Publisher: DigiCat

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In "Report on the Work of the Government," Keqiang Li presents a comprehensive overview of China's socio-economic policies and governmental initiatives, characterized by a clear and pragmatic literary style. This report, delivered annually to the National People's Congress, serves as both a blueprint and accountability tool for the state's development objectives. Li's careful articulation reflects an evolving context shaped by rapid globalization and internal challenges, addressing key areas such as economic growth, environmental sustainability, and social welfare, while navigating the complexities of China's political environment. Keqiang Li, an experienced politician and economist, has served as the Premier of the State Council of China since 2013. His background in economics and prior roles, including Minister of Finance, have critically influenced his perspective on governance and economic policy. Driven by a commitment to modernize China while ensuring stability, Li's insights in this report are steeped in both theoretical knowledge and practical application, grounded in the realities faced by the Chinese populace. This book is essential for anyone seeking a nuanced understanding of contemporary Chinese governance and economic policy. By engaging with this report, readers can gain valuable insights into the strategic priorities of one of the world's most prominent nations, making it a vital resource for scholars, policy-makers, and anyone interested in the interplay of politics and development in China.
Available since: 07/21/2022.
Print length: 46 pages.

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