provide employment and rising living standards; (2) to do so while maintaining an optimal internal balance between the state and the market without ceding the party’s political control to a new generation of entrepreneurs; (3) to ensure that growth is better distributed than in the past so that economic inequality is reduced; (4) to impose new carbon constraints on China’s previous economic development model to deal with the now accepted reality of climate change; and (5) to manage the external economic pressures now being applied by the United States on trade, investment, and technology.
