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1. Speeding Up the Auto Industry
Chinese carmakers find the way to become more technologically intensiveIn the classic economic model, there is land, labor and capital. Each plays a role in economic development through its supply,
Author: STEPHEN BISOGNO Year 2007 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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2. Balancing Demands
China through American scholars' eyesAs one of the world's fastest growing economies with a 2-million- strong army, China is the cynosure of the world's eyes, and many want to know what China's
Author: STEPHEN BISOGNO Year 2007 Issue 25 PDF HTML
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3. Why China Should Not Revalue Its Currency
A persistently weak global economy is now moving into a dangerous place - the blame game. World opinion is becoming increasingly united in putting pressure on the Chinese mainland to revalue its
Author: STEPHEN ROACH Year 2003 Issue 31 PDF HTML
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4. I Witnessed Its Progress
Author: STEPHEN MAHER Year 2011 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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5. Codependency to Conflict?
Scapegoating China puts both countries' most valuable partnership at risk
Author: By Stephen Roach Year 2018 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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6. Don't Blame Supply Chains
International networks can bring benefits and collaboration to the coronavirus-torn world
Author: By Stephen Roach Year 2020 Issue 19 PDF HTML
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7. Conflict Resolution
New thinking is required to move the China-U.S. relationship forward
Author: By Stephen Roach Year 2021 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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8. Getting the Balance Right
Stephen S. Roach, Managing Director and Chief Economist of Morgan Stanley, is widely recognized as one of Wall Street's most influential economists. At the 2006 Annual Conference of the Boao Forum
Author: Stephen S. Roach Year 2006 Issue 21 PDF HTML
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9. Counterterrorism on the Wrong Track
Insufficient knowledge about terrorists' real objectives poses the central problem to U.S. antiterror efforts
Author: By STEPHEN GALE & GREGORY MONTANARO Year 2010 Issue 5 PDF HTML