China to continue active fiscal policy
By Wang Linyan and Li Xiaokun | China Daily | Updated: 2009-07-03 08:07
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(From left to right) Former US secretary of state, Romano Prodi, former European Commission president, Chinese Vice-Premier Li Keqiang and Zeng Peiyan, chairman, CCIEE, at the Global Think Tank Summit opening ceremony in Beijing yesterday. Zhang Wei |
China will continue its active fiscal policy, moderately loose monetary policy and also take steps to minimize the adverse impact of the economic crisis, Vice-Premier Li Keqiang yesterday said in his keynote address at the Global Think Tank Summit in Beijing.
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