Currently, there is a phenomenon of deflation in China's macro economy, whereas small and medium-sized enterprises are generally facing fund shortages.

The slackening of the economic growth rate seems to be caused by demand constraints on the surface, but actually lies in the structural contradiction at the deep level.

With regard to the macro economic policy in 2001, the guideline of expanding domestic demand was adhered to, and at the same time, great effort was made to rectify the market economic order and speed up change in government function and way of management.

In contrast with the doldrums of the world economy, China's economy continued a stable growth in 2001 with the support of expansion in domestic support.

In the framework of the simple Keynesian Multiplier model, the contribution by export expansion and net export growth to economic growth was discussed.

China has maintained a high-speed economic growth for two decades since 1978. With the start of the new century, the Chinese economy has also entered a new phase of development.

The 13th Plenary Session of the 11th National Congress of the Communist Party of China held in 1978 marks an important milestone in China's economic development.