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How can rural financial risk prevention hold the bottom line?
Recently, illegal fundraising and P2P bosses absconding with funds have been reported by the media from time to time. The spirit of the Central Economic Work Conference made clear that financial service innovation and financial risk prevention must hold the "bottom line" of safety. In recent years, as rural financial workers, what we have felt particularly strongly
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Sea Cucumber Prices Hit Bottom and Rebound Sharply, Aquaculture Enters a Boom Cycle
Last week, the average price of sea cucumber at the Weihai aquatic products market in Shandong was 120 yuan per kg, up 9% week-on-week and up 20% since May. Industry insiders analyze that due to restricted high-end consumption over the past 3 years and high inventories, sea cucumber prices fell sharply and have recently dropped back to a 5-year low.
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Rural reform must have a legal basis and firmly hold the bottom line
Rural reform involves a wide range of areas, has a large impact and is highly policy-oriented; the key is to have a legal basis and hold the bottom line. Chongqing is a pilot city for comprehensive coordinated urban-rural reform designated by the state. Faced with new situations, new circumstances and new requirements in agricultural and rural development, it is not acceptable to fail to deepen reform
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Rice prices emerge from the doldrums, corn prices bottom out and rebound
Data released by the Anhui Survey Office of the National Bureau of Statistics shows that in the third quarter of 2014, grain production prices in the province rose 4.3% year on year. Among them, rice prices rose 6.3% year on year, wheat prices rose 2.4%, and corn prices rose 3.9%. Because this year's total autumn grain output
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Wheat prices are still bottoming out, and traders are eager to unload their inventories
Affected by sluggish demand for food wheat, the disappearance of feed demand, large-scale auction sales of state-reserved wheat, and the rotation and release of local reserves of wheat from warehouses, domestic wheat futures and spot prices have continued to decline since October. Traders are eager to unload their wheat inventories, and in some regions there are phenomena of competing price cuts to sell
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Land reform requires both bold exploration and adherence to bottom lines
On December 1, a research symposium on the reform of the rural collective property rights system, hosted by the Development Research Center of the State Council, was held in Beijing. Participants at the meeting proposed that in advancing the reform of the rural collective property rights system, especially the reform of the rural land system, it is necessary to emancipate the mind
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The top-level design for the reform of the "three plots of land" is about to emerge, adhering to the three bottom lines without breaching them
The Deep Reform Group deliberates on the pilot work opinions for rural land expropriation, entry of collective operational construction land into the market, and reform of the homestead system. Experts analyze that the scope of land expropriation will be narrowed, collective operational construction land can be transferred and used as shares, and homesteads can be withdrawn with compensation. Rural land expropriation,
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Three bottom lines for land reform: which one is the most urgent?
Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee, presided over the seventh meeting of the Central Leading Group for Comprehensively Deepening Reforms on the 2nd. The meeting reviewed the "Opinions on the Pilot Work for Reform of Rural Land Expropriation, Entry of Collective Operational Construction Land into the Market, and the Homestead System." The meeting pointed out that
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Healthy urbanization must hold the bottom line and avoid mistakes
To achieve healthy urbanization, we must grasp the key bottom lines, and these bottom lines are determined by decision-making errors with two types of characteristics. That is, rigid errors and vicious circles. Urbanization is an incomparably complex mega-system, involving society, economy, ecology, the present
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Stabilizing Grain Output and Increasing Income Are the Twin Bottom Lines of Food Security
It is another bumper harvest year. According to statistics, in 2014 China's grain production achieved an "eleventh consecutive increase," reaching 1.2 trillion jin for two consecutive years. Although the situation is encouraging, the recently released Central No. 1 Document still, as always, puts food security in first place, clearly proposing "stabilizing grain output and increasing income"
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