The regulator, in a consultation paper issued earlier this year and seen by Reuters, has proposed, among other measures, that the major shareholder of a foreign-funded insurer will not be allowed to sell the equity within five years from its acquisition.
The report said the "forced labor" claims in the West ignore the needs of the people in pursuit of a happy life and distort China's poverty reduction plans and employment promotion policies.
The report also mentioned the use of personal information has raised concerns as data may be utilized to build behaving or responding models of users that can be taken advantage of by advertisers or for other purposes.
The report also identified problems that are impeding the country's efforts in commercializing scientific and technological achievements.
The report pointed out five areas with the highest potential for growth and private sector participation under the BRI in the 2020s: transport, telecommunications, utilities, digital infrastructure and renewables and clean energy.
The report predicted that for retail users, stablecoins with a fixed exchange rate appear to be "plausible" in the future.
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The remedy proposed by the report would shift the burden of proof to dominant companies in the acquisition approval process, requiring them to show that a merger isn’t anticompetitive, rather than requiring regulators to show that it is anticompetitive.
The report pointed out that the Chinese are changing their jobs more frequently than before. The average time spent in one workplace shrank from 34 months in the 2014-2015 period to 22 months in the 2017-2018 period, pointing to a more vibrant employment market.
The report recommends that compensation be paid to the families of the Afghan victims before any criminal prosecutions and that the honors awarded to those implicated in the report be revoked.
The report predicted that up to 12 percent of all retail sales will be settled through mobile payments by 2020(up from 8 percent in 2015), other online payments will account for 16 percent (up from 9 percent in 2015), about 30 percent will be by cash (down from 61 percent in 2010) and debit or credit card payments will account for 41 percent.