Economics
What to Watch for in China's 5-Year Plan as Economy Shifts to Self-Sufficiency
- Four-day plenum of Central Committee begins on Monday
- Some key themes include ‘dual circulation,’ carbon goals, tech
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China’s top policy makers meet next week to hammer out the country’s future economic blueprint, offering clues on how the leadership plans to pivot the world’s second-largest economy to be more self-sufficient.
The four-day meeting of the Communist Party’s Central Committee will take place behind closed doors from Monday in Beijing. Known as the plenum, the discussion this year will focus on the framework for China’s 14th five-year plan that runs from 2021 through 2025, as well as the vision and targets for the next 15 years.