April 30, 2013 1:01 PM
Tag: Economic policy
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Chinese SOEs Major Losers in 2012
The Economist highlights a new book on the scale and effects of subsidies to China’s state-owned enterprises, which
CDT Money: Time to Call the Bottom?
A breeze of cautious optimism wafted into the Chinese economy this week despite a seventh consecutive quarter of slowing
October 22, 2012 8:51 AM
Do New Policies Signal Road to Recovery?
Bloomberg reports that the Chinese government has approved plans to build over 2,000 kilometers of roads as it aims to re
September 6, 2012 10:00 PM
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- Exports and Imports: The Chicken and the Egg
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- Wen Says China to Keep Policies as Recovery U...
- China Will Maintain Stimulatory Policies, Wen...
- From Stimulus to Restructuring
- Will China Still Bankroll Us?
- Andrew Batson: Long-Term Challenges Test Chin...
- Wang Qishan: G20 Must Look Beyond the Needs o...
- China 2009: The Confidence Deficit
- Booming, China Faults U.S. Policy on the Econ...
- Don’t Over-sell The Benefits Of A Chang...
- China May Lose 60,000 sq km to Man-Made Soil ...
- Beijing Moves to End Foreign Favours – ...
- China: Is Economic Growth Out of Control? ...
- An Overhaul on China’s Property Market?
