China Association of Small and Medium Enterprises announced today (September 11) that with the introduction and implementation of a series of economic stabilizing growth policies such as expanding domestic demand, reducing taxes and fees, promoting private enterprises, and activating capital, China’s Small And Medium-Sized Enterprise Development Index (SMEDI) rose for the third consecutive month in August. SMEDI in August was 89.4, an increase of 0.1 points from July. And the month-on-month increase was 0.2 points in June and July.
China’s Small and Medium Enterprises Development Index has risen for three consecutive months
China Association of Small and Medium Enterprises announced today (September 11) that with the introduction and implementation of a series of economic stabilizing growth policies such as expanding domestic demand, reducing taxes and fees, promoting private enterprises, and activating capital, China’s Small And Medium-Sized Enterprise Development Index (SMEDI) rose for the third consecutive month in August.
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