Slow But Steady for 2015
Although China's 2014 growth rate has kept within the range of approximately 7 percent, the economy has shifted downward. At the Central Economic Work Conference held from December 9-11, Chinese leaders reviewed the country's economy in 2014 and mapped out plans for 2015
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Pointing the Way Forward

One of the most fruitful developments of last year's Central Economic Work Conference was the decision to establish a central leading team for "comprehensively deepening reform" to spearhead reforms across all areas of society.

What are the China's major tasks for 2015? What does the "new normal" mean?

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- Slashing Debt
Are public-private partnerships the key to curbing government debt?
- Safeguarding Deposits
Launch of long-awaited deposit insurance paves the way for more daring financial reforms
- Calling Private Investors
Authorities expect a positive chain reaction from relaxed private investment restrictions
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- Now Is the Time for IPO Reform
Using the registration-based IPO system to replace previous approval-based system has become an urgent task
- Investment Still Matters
The Chinese economy has entered a "new normal" characterized by a slowed growth rate
- Right Timing for Price Reform
Price reform is the touchstone for the market-oriented reform
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