1551. China's Media Morphosis

From new content to new media, communication is more profitable than ever in ChinaWalking the streets of Beijing, a Westerner, glancing at the many newspapers being read by Chinese, might think that

Author: SUNNIE WONG, JEREMY WANG    Year 2006 Issue 46 PDF HTML

1552. STRIFE OVER YUAN

Washington's actions to press Beijing on appreciation of the Chinese currency are driven more by political games than economicsThe Chinese currency has appreciated almost 7 percent in less than two

Author: WANG LIJUN & ZHOU SHIJIAN    Year 2007 Issue 20 PDF HTML

1553. Asian-African Literature in China

The Voice of the Arab People, Chinese translations of a collection of poems by poets of the Arab countries against imperialism and colonialism, came off the press in Peking on July 22. It is one of a

Author: WANG KUEI-JUNG    Year 1958 Issue 23 PDF HTML

1554. Major Reform Under Way in Commerce

A reform of the urban commercial system is under way throughout the country, triggered by a State Council circular and a series of related policies issued in July.This government decision was made at

Author: WANG DACHENG Economic Editor    Year 1984 Issue 35 PDF HTML

1555. A Shift in Role

The government should step back from its control of state-owned enterprises

Author: By Wang Hairong and Cui Xiaoqin    Year 2015 Issue 11 PDF HTML

1556. Analyzing Chinese Financial Reporting

Author: SABRINA ZHANG and WANG LEI    Year 2008 Issue 7 PDF HTML

1557. Cotton and Banana Issues

International trade talks collapse again over conflicts between developed and developing countries

Author: WANG LIJUN & ZHOU SHIJIAN    Year 2008 Issue 33 PDF HTML

1558. Analyzing Chinese Financial Reporting (II)

Differences between China's General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and International Accounting Standard (IAS) on fixed assets

Author: SABRINA ZHANG & WANG LEI    Year 2008 Issue 9 PDF HTML

1559. Analyzing Chinese Financial Reporting (II)

Differences between China's General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and International Accounting Standard (IAS) on fixed assets

Author: SABRINA ZHANG & WANG LEI    Year 2008 Issue 9 PDF HTML

1560. Analyzing Chinese Financial Reporting (II)

Differences between China's General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and International Accounting Standard (IAS) on fixed assets

Author: SABRINA ZHANG & WANG LEI    Year 2008 Issue 9 PDF HTML