China's growth indicators are dropping below the anticipated estimates, thus requiring the government to reconsider its policies to ensure future stability. Nonetheless, some analysts believe that even such a downturn can be rationalized with the lowering demand outside the domestic market as well as fading effect of accommodative policies taken after 2008. On top of that, the current government is more concerned with ensuring stability rather than progressing and developing the current state of the Chinese market. However, if the country wants to revive itself and avoid further situation deterioration, long-term policies have to be elaborated by focusing on innovation as well as efficiency.