Local Twelve-Five planning proposals still put forward clear quantitative economic indicators

This report (reporter Zhouyu) just announced the central "Twelve-Five" Planning proposal did not explicitly put forward specific GDP growth indicators. Yesterday, reporters published in the "Twelve-Five" planning proposals found that different from the central "Twelve-Five" proposal, many local planning proposals still put forward more clear, specific "quantitative" indicators of economic growth.　　For example, Guizhou put forward, "the total output of the province to ensure the realization of 800 billion yuan, and strive to double, a breakthrough of 1 trillion yuan, per capita GDP close to 3000 U.S. dollars." Recently, Tianjin, Heilongjiang, Hebei, Guizhou, Guangxi, Tibet, Shanghai, Gansu, Jiangsu and other provinces (district, city) have convened the party committee plenary, all over the "Twelve-Five" planning proposals have been released.　　Some provinces (districts, cities) put forward quantitative economic indicators, Guangxi proposed "strive to achieve by 2015, the GDP ratio of 2010 to double." News of the Chinese Communist Party News Network said that the central "Twelve-Five" planning proposals did not mention the specific requirements for GDP growth. One of the drafters of the proposal, Pansheng, deputy director of the Central Policy Research Institute, said that the goal of the central "Twelve-Five" planning proposal did not put forward "quantitative" indicators, both directional and strategic. According to Xinmin's comments, in the central "Twelve-Five" planning proposals, "stable and rapid economic development" replaced the previous specific GDP growth indicators.