State-owned companies have showed more willingness to serve the people, said the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission.
China's demographic dividend has been disappearing since 2012, which will have significant impact on economic growth, the People's Daily quoted an expert as saying in a Monday report.
As one investor mused in his blog: Are we really seeing the return of a bull market or is it just a mirage?
China's new leadership will introduce new round of economic reforms and promote policies to boost imports.
The low percentage of household spending out of income is explained by a continuing desire to save for unexpected events that are not covered in other ways.
Since China's strategy of going global began in the late 1990s, its foreign direct investment has increased rapidly, attracting considerable attention from policymakers, academics and the public.
When it comes to the Chinese economy, it seems that there are none so blind as they who will not see. For once again, hard facts last year got the better of those who are forever predicting doom.
If the process is properly handled by the central government, the urbanization drive will foster an important engine of China's future economic growth.
A weak base for economic recovery, inflation and fluctuations in the world's economy are the major challenges for China's economy in the new year.
China's economy will expand at 8.4% this year, up from the 7.8% growth rate of 2012, a research institute under the country's top science academy predicts.
College graduates in China prefer to work in second-tier cities and at State-run enterprises, a new employment report has suggested.
A leading think tank predicted on Saturday that China's GDP will grow in 2013 at a rate of 8.4 percent, up by 0.6 percentage points from that of 2012.