Born in July, 1944, from Yushan, Jiangxi. Graduated from college. Senior engineer. 1985 165438+ joined China in October.
Graduated from Jiangxi Metallurgical Institute (now Jiangxi University of Science and Technology) in July, 1968.
1968 worked in Maanshan iron and steel company, Anhui province, and worked as a section chief and dispatcher.
1977 works in the Planning Institute of the Ministry of Metallurgy.
1984 works in the State Planning Commission.
1988 served as the deputy director of the first industrial planning department of the long-term planning department.
After 1989, he served as Minister of Long-term Planning, Minister of Primary Industry Planning and Minister of Long-term Planning and Industrial Policy.
1992 deputy director of the national economic comprehensive department.
65438+1In May 1996, he served as Director of the National Economic Comprehensive Department.
1996 1 1 Deputy Mayor of Chongqing Municipal People's Government, Sichuan Province.
1In June 1997, he served as the deputy mayor of Chongqing.
1999 1 1 Deputy Director of the Research Office of the State Council and Member of the Party Group.
In April 2002, he served as Party Secretary and Deputy General Manager of China International Engineering Consulting Company.
From May 2003 to March 2006, he served as Party Secretary and Director of the National Bureau of Statistics.
On February 28th, 2005, the 8th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 10th National Committee of China People's Political Consultative Conference decided to add Li Deshui as the 10th member of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
In March 2008, he served as deputy director of the 11th Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Economic Commission. At the same time, during Li Deshui's tenure, the National Bureau of Statistics also completed the first national economic census. After the census, some revisions were made to the statistical data of China, which made the statistical data of China more scientific and perfect. At the recent "two sessions", Li Deshui's remarks once again aroused widespread concern. In an exclusive interview with Xinhua News Agency, Li Deshui made it clear that the merger and acquisition of enterprises in China by multinational companies mentioned by Li Deshui is a kind of market behavior, which is understandable. But we must resolutely stop any malicious mergers and acquisitions that try to monopolize the China market.
Officials from the Bureau of Statistics told reporters that Li Deshui's retirement was normal. In any case, from the reporter's point of view, Li Deshui is very successful as the director of the Bureau of Statistics. When people questioned China's statistics, Li Deshui insisted on publishing statistics in the most open way, and accepted questions from journalists from all over the world. After completing the economic census, the Bureau of Statistics boldly revised the statistical data substantially. Perhaps it is because of his frankness that China's statistics have won the respect of the whole world. Li Deshui's signed article published on the website of the National Bureau of Statistics pointed out that the decline of the stock market was largely the result of market self-regulation and natural regression. In June 2007, 5438+1mid-October, the Shanghai Composite Index reached 6 124, with a price-earnings ratio of 50 times, while the international average price-earnings ratio was only about 20 times. A moderate decline in market conditions is inevitable.
Li Deshui believes that the direct impact of the US subprime mortgage crisis on the China stock market is not great; The change of Vietnamese economy is not enough to affect China stock market; China's securities market supervision system is more perfect and mature, and the share-trading reform of listed companies is basically completed. The quality of listed companies has improved significantly, and the funds available for entering the market are very sufficient.
Li Deshui pointed out that in the face of some changes in the international economic environment and the impact of successive natural disasters in China, many people are worried about the trend of China's economic development. This kind of worry is understandable, but we should see that the trains running in China's economy are advancing rapidly with great inertia.
"Overall, the fundamentals of China's economy are good." Li Deshui pointed out that there is still a lot of room for expanding domestic demand, whether for investment or consumption. 1 Main economic indicators from May show that the economic operation still shows a good trend of steady and rapid growth. It is entirely possible that China's economy will not only maintain steady and rapid development in the future.
Li Deshui pointed out that while China's economic fundamentals were generally optimistic and sunny, the stock market fell sharply and it rained continuously, which obviously violated the "barometer" principle and could only be a temporary phenomenon. The downturn in the stock market a few days ago was indeed affected by the stock market oscillation in the United States, Europe, Japan and neighboring countries, but it does not mean that the China stock market rebounded weakly.