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1. BOA Investment Opens Bank Sector
The investment in China Construction Bank shows that the banking system has entered a new stageEarly April, when the Bank of America (BOA) Board Chairman Kenneth D. Lewis said in Hong Kong that his
Author: MEI XINYU Year 2005 Issue 27 PDF HTML
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2. Remedy to Sino-U.S. Trade Frictions
A new approach has been put forward in dealing with the thorniest bilateral trade relationsThere have been few bilateral trade relations more complicated than those between China and the United States
Author: MEI XINYU Year 2005 Issue 46 PDF HTML
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3. A Developing Inequity
Growing income disparity is a dark side of globalization, as discussed at this year's Davos summitThe annual meeting of the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland concluded January 29 after five
Author: MEI XINYU Year 2006 Issue 7 PDF HTML
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4. SURPLUS DILEMMA
On top of yuan revaluation and a huge trade surplus, the Chinese Government must also address ballooning forex reservesAt the end of 2005, China's foreign exchange surplus totaled $818.87 billion, a
Author: MEI XINYU Year 2006 Issue 16 PDF HTML
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5. Sole Searching
China wants the European Union to kick its anti-dumping measures on footwear to the curbAmong all the advanced countries and regions, the European Union (EU) is China's most stable and mature trading
Author: MEI XINYU Year 2006 Issue 27 PDF HTML
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6. A Changing Landscape
The global economy takes a downward turn after years of explosive growthThe world economy took on a somewhat bleaker outlook this year after undergoing extraordinary growth in 2004 and 2005. There is
Author: MEI XINYU Year 2006 Issue 50 PDF HTML
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7. A Powerful Force
China's cooperation with Iran on a natural gas project has drawn fire from the United States, highlighting the influence of international politics on the country's overseas energy explorationEach
Author: MEI XINYU Year 2007 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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8. The Downside Of Openness
The opening of China's financial markets may not be the key to resolving the U.S. trade deficitAs an investment banker, Henry Paulson was known for his 70-odd visits to China. This high frequency has
Author: MEI XINYU Year 2007 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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9. FOREIGN TRADE IN RETROSPECT
China's huge trade surplus and U.S. huge trade deficit are two extremes contributing to the global economic imbalanceChina's foreign trade continued to grow faster than the gross domestic product (GDP
Author: MEI XINYU Year 2007 Issue 52 PDF HTML
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10. More Investment Potential
It's time for China to amend its investment treaties with other countries, especially the United States At the recently concluded fifth meeting of the China-U.S. Strategic and Economic Dialogue (SED
Author: By Mei Xinyu Year 2013 Issue 31 PDF HTML