Chinese economy has demonstrated a rather steady growth in 2001 on the basis of the economic transformation in 2000.

This article first analysed the statistic indicators, including the growth rate of domestic non-government investment, its proportion in total social investment and its proportion of contribution to the growth of total social investment.

On the basis of the improvement in 2000, the Chinese economy continued to maintain a steady growth in 2001.

China's price level has been declining since 1998. Despite a slight pick up in 2001, a negative growth reappeared in January-May 2002.

The state decided to set up China Import & Export Bank, China Agricultural Development Bank and National Development Bank in 1994 as a major move to reform the financial system.

The Sino-US bilateral agreement on China's entry into WTO concerns the commodity distribution service in the sector of "distribution service" under the item of "service trade".

As an important part of its opening-up policy, China opened its door to foreign banks long time ago.