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Xi Set to Slow Down on Reform? Signs Point Other Way
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Xi Jinping's selection as president at the National People's Congress in March 2013
10/23/2010
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The Jinping-Keqiang administration and key appointments for the economy in 2013- the PBOC and Finance ministry
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China changes in 2013 under the Jinping-Keqiang administration- restructuring of cabinet ministries in China in 2013
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The restructuring takes place under the new leadership of Jinping and Keqiang in China. The changes were submitted at a session of the 2012 National People's Congress in March 2013. The Railways Ministry comes under the Transportation Ministry as regulation is separated from the actual operation of the rail system. The Family Planning Ministry is merged with the Health Ministry in a gradual effort to phaseout the one child policy considering the demographic changes in China.
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China changes in 2013 under the Jinping-Keqiang administration-reforms by China's National Development and Reform Commission (DRC) to promote cleaner energy in 2013
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About 57% of energy additions in 2013 are planned in the field of cleaner energy.
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