China is allocating billions of farm subsidies in advance to support spring ploughing as part of its post-disaster reconstruction efforts, Xinhua learnt from the Ministry of Finance (MOF) on Thursday. A total of 63.3 billion yuan (9 ... ...full story at People's Daily
from People's Daily on Thu, Feb 21 2008
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Direct farm subsidies to help post-disaster reconstruction » china.org.cn China is allocating billions of farm subsidies in advance to support spring ploughing as part of its post-disaster reconstruction efforts, Xinhua learnt from the Ministry of Finance (MOF) on Thursday. |
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Chengdu Investment News: November 1, 2008 » All Roads 1. Zhejiang Companies invest another 5.8 billion yuan, to support Chengdu’s post-disaster reconstruction On October 15th, during the investment introduction meeting (Zhejiang) of Post-disaster Construction of Sichuan, companies from Zhejiang provin... |
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China allocates 19.8 bln yuan in subsidies to offset fuel hikes » People's Daily The Ministry of Finance said on Friday it had allocated 19.8 billion yuan (2.8 billion U.S. dollars) in subsidies to groups and sectors that could be affected by fuel price hikes announced late on Thursday. Of the total, which was e ... |
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