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Chinese Environmental Protection: A Regulatory Crisis
28th September, 2007
Chinese Environmental Protection: A Regulatory Crisis Environmental sustainability has for some time been an issue of concern for China and those concerned with China. Torrid economic …
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Developed Economies, China and the WTO 17th July 2007
17th July, 2007
China’s economic muscle today, the product primarily of its uniquely favorable labor-intensive manufacturing conditions, is fundamentally the product of a gradual process of trade liberalization. …
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Sovereign Wealth and the New Flows of Global Capital
9th July, 2007
China, after drafting legislation this past week, is a mere formality away from officially authorizing $200bn of initial funding for her nascent sovereign wealth fund …
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New Revision of the Export VAT Refund Rates structure
2nd July, 2007
The Ministry of Finance and State Administration of Taxation jointly issued Cai Shui [2007] No.90 (“Circular 90”) on 18 June 2007, which brings significant changes …
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Two of the most characteristic features of China’s economy
6th June, 2007
Two of the most characteristic features of China’s economy today are its heavy reliance on export driven growth and its addiction to collecting US dollars. …
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Further liberalizing the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor inside China
30th May, 2007
There is speculation from both inside and outside China that further liberalizing the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) quota system that allows wealthy Chinese to …
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China is Stock market Crazy
22nd May, 2007
China is stock market crazy. Seemingly every new IPO is greeted by investors with such enthusiasm that first-day-of-trading-fortunes have become standard fare in Shanghai and …
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North Korea calls for bank transfer of money to break nuclear deadlock
25th April, 2007
Yonhap news agency: North Korea calls for bank transfer of money to break nuclear deadlock – April 25, 2007. Earlier this month, Banco Delta Asia said …
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China Banking
20th April, 2007
Perhaps the two domestic industries that have yielded most reluctantly to market oriented reforms in China, the banking and petroleum industry, have recently shown encouraging …
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Unique Economic Circumstances of China
19th April, 2007
Chinese finance minister, Jin Renqing, announced at the beginning of the month the creation of what will undoubtedly be one of the world’s largest investment …
