China’s Leaders Urge More Market Control of Economy
By CHRIS BUCKLEY Chinese Communist Party leaders emerged from a four-day conference on Tuesday with vows to push through changes that will give market competition a “decisive role” in the economy and a plan to establish a new committee to oversee national security.The decisions were among the first reported by state media at the end of the closed-door leadership meeting, which President Xi Jinping had billed as a defining event in his efforts to bring China into a new stage of economic growth.
He and the prime minister, Li Keqiang, have vowed to wean China’s economy from its dependence on highly polluting industries, state-driven construction and the seizure of land with little compensation for farmers, while sharing the benefits of urban prosperity more fully with rural migrant workers.
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