Tag: public debt

Over the course of 30 years of implementing the land-use allocation policy with three decrees issued in different periods, we have successfully attracted social resources to participate in forest management, protection, and development. However, during the implementation process, many problems and violations have emerged, requiring us to reflect and make necessary improvements.

The business community is yearning for a more substantial reform mindset. This goes beyond merely reviewing and amending existing regulations; it entails a fresh approach to crafting new policies that are open, transparent, and business-friendly.

The U.S. Treasury is set to collect at least $15.4 billion in tariffs this April, marking a significant windfall for the government. This substantial sum is a result of the ongoing trade tensions and the imposition of tariffs on a range of imported goods. With these tariffs, the government aims to protect domestic industries and boost local production, but it also raises concerns about potential impacts on consumers and the broader economy. As the tariffs continue to generate revenue, it remains to be seen how this money will be utilized and what long-term effects these policies will have on the country's trade relationships and economic landscape.