在美国金融危机殃及全球经济的大背景下,长期保持两位数高增长的中国经济在2008年下半年也放慢了脚步。面对这种新情况、新问题,中国政府迅速调整了宏观经济政策的取向,财政政策由稳健变为积极。表面看来,此次新政似乎跟普通投资者没有多少直接关系,但实则不然。那么,哪些具体的领域将从中受益,而普通投资者又能从中发现哪些新的机会?最新的财税制度调整,又将对个人的收支情况产生哪些影响? Under the backdrop of the U.S. financial crisis affecting the global economy, the Chinese economy, which has enjoyed long-term double-digit high growth, also slowed down in the second half of 2008. Faced with this new situation and new issue, the Chinese government has rapidly adjusted its macroeconomic policy orientation and its fiscal policy has been steadily changed to active. On the face of it, the New Deal seems to have little direct relationship with ordinary investors, but it is not. So, what specific areas will benefit from, and ordinary investors can find out from the new opportunities? The latest tax system adjustment, in turn will have an impact on individual income and expenditure?