
China Boosts Fiscal Spending to Stabilize Economy, Enhance Welfare
China increases fiscal spending by $358B in H1 2025 to boost infrastructure, social welfare, and domestic consumption while stabilizing economic growth.
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China increases fiscal spending by $358B in H1 2025 to boost infrastructure, social welfare, and domestic consumption while stabilizing economic growth.
China introduces 30-point plan to boost consumption through wage growth, market stabilization, and social welfare enhancements, balancing economic and quality-of-life objectives.
China’s National People’s Congress outlines education, healthcare, housing, and employment reforms during its annual session focused on people’s livelihood priorities.
Chinese ministers outline major social welfare expansions on employment, healthcare, housing, and pensions during high-level NPC press conference in Beijing.
China concludes its 14th Five-Year Plan in 2025 with enhanced public services, income growth, stable employment, and new measures in housing and mental health.
Chinese and U.S. users on RedNote engage in discussions about social welfare, challenging stereotypes and fostering unbiased exchanges.