The survey attributed the demand increase to easing pressure from floods in the country's southern regions and a favorable COVID-19 epidemic containment trend, as well as the reopening of schools in September.
The tax saved is only part of a big picture. According to Xiao, the technological upgrading also helped cut the cost of the company's natural gas consumption from 800,000 yuan to 500,000 yuan per month, and their water cost was reduced by half.
The suspected case, a defector who returned to the DPRK city of Kaesong from South Korea on July 19 after illegally crossing the demarcation line, was put under strict quarantine as a primary step, said the KCNA.
The supercharger supports peak rates of up to 250 kW per car. At this rate, a Model 3 sedan can recover up to 200 km of charge in 15 minutes.
The survey is expected to last throughout May 2021, to deliver a whitepaper on pancreatic cancer patients' survival situation in China, which, a first of its kind, will be of help to the comprehensive improvement of pancreatic cancer care and the establishment of standard diagnosis and treatment norms.
The survey found that about 90 percent of the respondents, regardless of origin, had a positive outlook for the second half of this year. These companies, including those from Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Spain, the United Kingdom, France, Japan and the United States displayed a strong willingness to continue to grow and expand in China.
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The survey was sent to 364 counselors, and of the 54 who responded, 85 percent cited President Donald Trump's policies toward Chinese students as the biggest concern for Chinese parents, 78 percent cited safety, 65 percent pointed to the uncertainty of remaining in the US for work after graduation, and another 65 percent listed visa restrictions.
The structure of outbound investment has been optimized, with the majority of investment going to sectors including leasing, mining,manufacturing and IT services, the ministry said on its website.
The survey showed more than 80 percent of respondents were willing to work in the mainland. Seventy-five percent believed the internship experience would enhance their competitiveness, and most expected to learn more about the mainland market and vocational culture.
The survey also found that jobs in the education, finance and manufacturing sectors were the most popular among Shanghai's foreigners.