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Introduction

China has emerged as one of the world's largest performers of research in nanotechnology. Multiple efforts are also under way in China to stimulate the development of companies and products that use nanotechnology. The Chinese government has matched initiatives in the United States, Europe, and elsewhere to prioritize nanotechnology development and, in recent years, has allocated increasing levels of funding to the field. Technological progress has resulted in dramatically falling transportation and communication costs, whereas various liberalization policies have freed the exchange of goods and services from various tariff and nontariff barriers.

Macro-economic factors

As a "second five" first year, the Chinese economy in 2011 will ship through the waves ahead what kind of attitude? Economic growth, prices, price trend will be how to interpret? The distribution of income, personal income tax and property tax reform can make substantial progress? How will the strategic development of new industries? (Kaplinsky R.2006 P.312-325)

9% economic growth is expected to maintain rapid economic development, GDP growth of 9% or so. From the three major demands, consumption is expected to continue steady growth, taking into account price rises, the actual growth rate of retail sales slightly lower than in 2010. Since 2010, relatively fast growth momentum of foreign trade than expected export growth in 2011 than in 2010 due to fall. Fixed asset investment, despite the last round of investment in infrastructure is past its peak, but as a "second five" first year, fixed-asset investment will remain the growth rate of 20%.

On the whole, economic growth in 2011 due to base effects may show the trend of previous low to high, is expected to reach 9% growth to continue at a reasonable range of potential economic growth.

CPI rose a modest

Since the vast majority is still an oversupply of industrial and economic demand is not obvious...