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What will China’s third plenum bring?
The Communist Party of China is about to hold its much-delayed third plenum, traditionally a time for unveiling major economic strategies for the next five to 10 years. In this six-part preview series, the Post looks at the likely measures in store, and more.
Updated: 28 Jun, 2024
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As China’s Communist Party holds its third plenum, few major shake-ups expected
The third plenum of the Communist Party of China has been a landmark event since Deng Xiaoping’s groundbreaking reforms in 1978.
21 Jun, 2024
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As calls for Chinese rural land reform get louder, will Beijing remain cautious?
Major market reform has bypassed rural land ownership, but experts say not to expect any big moves at the third plenum.
22 Jun, 2024
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As China’s snowballing debt tips the scale, is a fiscal solution in the works?
A fiscal gulf exists between China’s central and local governments, and it is seen as a hurdle to healthy and sustainable development ahead of the third plenum.
23 Jun, 2024
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4 years after China’s push for less reliance on the West, has it made progress?
Under China’s ‘dual circulation’ strategy, introduced in 2020, the country is reducing its trade dependence on the West and bolstering its domestic market. What has been accomplished in the plan’s first four years?
26 Jun, 2024
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China signals push for Industry 4.0 at third plenum – why details are elusive
Observers widely expect long-awaited party conclave to double down on ‘whole-nation system’ of development, but have mixed views on the likely outcomes.
27 Jun, 2024
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China needs ‘big bang measures’ to jolt economy, but last reforms spur doubts
Some of the ambitious economic goals set in 2013 were modified to match the geopolitical landscape and inward challenges of recent years, and the July 15-18 third plenum presents Beijing another chance to alter or stay the course.
28 Jun, 2024
