Interview: China's economic stability benefits from a pragmatic policy portfolio -visiting the Russian Academy of Sciences Schilde Lulinin

Xinhua News Agency, Moscow, July 21st: The stability of China's economy benefits from the pragmatic policy portfolio -Schilde Lulin, an expert from the Russian Academy of Sciences

Xinhua News Agency reporter Huanghe

The Director of the Chinese Institute of Economics and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences Sheri Lulinin said in an interview with Xinhua News Agency that the Chinese economy has remained stable in the first half of this year. Economic policies are effective in macro -control.

Lu Koning said that China's pragmatic policy portfolio includes not only a number of stable economic measures in the past two years, but also a series of aimed to stabilize domestic demand, expand infrastructure investment, improve social security, and reduce taxes and fees for enterprises this year. measure.

Since March of this year, China's domestic epidemic has been exuded more, which has brought a lot of challenges to stable economic growth. Lu Koning said that it turns out that the prevention and control measures adopted by China are very important for the stable development of the economy. "China's high population density, large personnel liquidity, and developed transportation systems. Any emergence of an epidemic is likely to spread to the whole country in a short period of time. China's strict epidemic prevention is very effective."

Lu Koning said that although the epidemic has an impact on economic entities including SMEs, the Chinese government promptly introduced policies in a timely manner to increase support for SMEs and effectively alleviate the adverse effects of epidemic on the economy.

In the first half of this year, China's foreign trade achieved steadily growth, and the total value of import and export import and export of goods increased by 9.4%year -on -year. Lu Koning said that on the one hand, foreign trade growth benefits from the effective control of the major port cities such as Shanghai, and on the other hand, it also benefits from the recovery of China's domestic industrial chain, supply chain, and the inherent needs of continuous release.

"The huge market and expanding domestic demand are a solid foundation for the stable development of China's economy." Lu Koning said. He also emphasized that the open Chinese market not only benefits China itself, but also benefits the world, providing more mutual benefit and win -win opportunities for foreign companies and products.

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