Ministry of Commerce says Twelve-Five long-term mechanism for expanding consumption

December 22, Commerce Minister Chen Deming pointed out at the 2010 National Business Working Conference that the 35 period should accelerate the formation of a long-term mechanism to invigorate circulation and expand consumption, accelerate the construction of new advantages of participation in international cooperation and competition, and cultivate new growth impetus in both internal and external demand. The meeting made clear the basic idea of "Twelve-Five" in the Business field development. First of all, in domestic trade, we should make great efforts to establish a long-term mechanism to invigorate the circulation and expand consumption.　　Relying on "million village Thousand Villages" market engineering, improve rural commodity circulation network. It is required to promote the development of e-commerce actively and steadily, and to facilitate the integration of circulation with other industries such as agriculture, industry and financial services.　　Strengthen the central and local two level reserve System construction, increase reserve varieties and scale, improve the market supply of daily necessities emergency management mechanism. As for foreign trade and economy, the status of China's industry in the international division of Labor should be promoted during 35. While stabilizing export growth, it attaches greater importance to expanding imports. Vigorously develop service trade and service outsourcing, and actively undertake the transfer of international services.　　We should pay more attention to "going out" and promoting the investment cooperation of enterprises in the fields of energy resources, infrastructure, manufacturing and agriculture. In the strategic layout of opening to the outside, we should work together to promote the coastal, inland and border opening, and realize the dislocation development, characteristic development and interactive development of different regions.　　To co-ordinate the opening-up of three industries, and to promote the opening of the manufacturing industry, we have steadily promoted the opening of agriculture and services. The specific measures to promote opening-up include steadily advancing the opening-up of services sectors such as finance, medical care, education, tourism and pensions, promoting the development of service industries and increasing the supply of people's livelihood services.