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Columns

Raymond Zhou:
By jingo, they're mad!

Op Rana:
Consumerism and politics of waste

Li Xing:
Traffic foes ruin trips to scenic spots

Ravi S. Narasimhan:
Lessons from SARS have to be applied

Alexis Hooi:
Beyond the death and destruction

17. Non-public economy confirmed as important part of socialist market economy in 1999

(People's Daily Online)
Updated: 2008-11-03 09:48

From March 5 to 15, 1999, the Second Session of the Ninth National People's Congress was held in Beijing.

The meeting approved the amendment of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China and made clear that non-public economy is an important part of China's socialist market economy, which, as a result, vigorously promoted the development of social productive forces.

17. Non-public economy confirmed as important part of socialist market economy in 1999

Key Meetings

Key Reform Theories

Development Blueprint

Wen's Lens

How is China different from 30 years ago? Business columnist You Nuo answers this question with economic data and images by senior photographer Wang Wenlan.

Memory Lane

If Marco Polo had had the ability to send a message and had it instantly received on the other side of the world, he would have made a fortune.

Landmark

Newsmakers

"Many people think the economic boom will fizzle out shortly, but I think it is just beginning," says Wang Shi, a real estate tycoon in China.

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