(Beijing Comprehensive News) Kangyi Sunday, director of the National Bureau of Statistics of China, believes that there is still a "deep, structural contradiction" in China's economic operation, but the recovery is expected.Have confidence.
According to surging news and Reuters, First Meeting of the National People's Congress of China Sunday (March 12) endedLater, an interview with the "Ministerial Channel" was held. Kang Yi was asked when he was asked China's economic situation this year that China and the international economy faced many uncertainty and the environment was very complicated.
He said that China's economic operation still has deep -seated and structural contradictions, and there are still some difficulties in market entities, especially in order and other aspects.In addition, people also face challenges in terms of employment and income growth.
Affected by the epidemic prevention and control measures, weak domestic demand, and the sluggish real estate market, China's economic growth last year was 3 %, far lower than 5.5 % of official goals.China last Sunday (March 5) set the target of this year's economic growth at about 5 %.
Kangyi: From the middle and long term, China is still a developing country
Kangyi pointed out that the official has the confidence to achieve this year's economic goals. The confidence comes from two aspects: one is the long -term judgment of the Chinese economy, and the other is some observations of economic related operation indicators in China over the past two months.He also mentioned that more than 95%of experts and research institutions' predictions on China's potential growth rate are 5%to 7%.
He said that from the long -term perspective, China is still a developing country, and there is still a big gap between various indicators compared with the world's advanced countries; China also has huge markets and labor supply, and has good production conditions.There is a lot of room for development.
Kang Yi also said that with the gradual recovery of Chinese society, a series of indicators reflecting the Chinese economy have also improved significantly, and some international organizations and professional institutions have also raised the growth goals of China's and the world economy accordingly.
