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China to Clean Up Billions Worth of Local Debt
Beijing is to take on some 2-3 trillion yuan of local government debts according to Reuters, hoping to stave off a wave of destabilising defaults in the future. As part of Beijing’s overhaul of the finances of heavily-indebted local governments, the central government will pay off some of their loans and state banks including some of the “Big Four” will be forced to take some losMay 31, 2011 11:19 PM
China’s Developers Surge After Interest Rate Cut
Bloomberg news staff Bonnie Cao reports on the central government interest rate cut and the immediate effects on the real
Is China’s Government Overrated?
As part of a special report on “the future of the state”, The Economist responds to the increasingly widespre
March 17, 2011 10:12 PM
Economist: China’s Market-Oriented Reforms in Retreat
Last week at Caixin Online, Huang Yiping cited tennis star Li Na’s Grand Slam success as a model for reinvigorating
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