China's GDP growth 9% next year

The economic Blue Book, released 7th by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, predicts that if the 2010 world financial crisis no longer worsens further, there will not be a large range of serious natural disasters and other major problems in the country, GDP growth rate would steadily rebound to about 9% of the growth level.　　In addition, the Blue Book predicts that in the context of an overall steady growth in demand and sufficient production and supply capacity, China's economy is not expected to show significant inflation in 2010, with CPI rising within 3%. At the same time, the economic Blue Book pointed out that the rising prices must be effectively resolved: in order to effectively curb the rising trend of house prices, we must further adopt the "drastic measures" approach, that is, the government to expand the security sector, the urban low-income housing problems from the market, into the scope of government protection and to protect the urban middle income people's housing residency rights. Under the government safeguard, carries on the market operation, rents the housing to have the high, medium, the low-grade, may the independent choice. (according to Xinhua)