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Why Occupy Wall Street Would Have Never Happened in China
As the Occupy Wall Street protests gain momentum, the Global Times spoke with Los Angeles-based journalist Nomi Prins and Peking University professor Wang Yizhou about the movement’s goals, its likely impact and the importance of economic democracy. Wang presented the Chinese perspective: Things would be very different if the protests took place in China. The government here would take powerOctober 14, 2011 3:47 AM



