311. The Lehman Fallout

Chinese companies wonder what will happen to their holdings in the bankrupt investment bank, but economists see a limited impact

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312. An Economic Pressure Cooker

China's PPI growth continues to rise, as its CPI growth keeps dropping. What does this mean for industry and the economy?

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313. Economic Equilibrium

China bounces back from several setbacks during the first half of this year to maintain its double-digit economic growth

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314. Halcyon Days of the Banks?

With limited exposure to the global financial crisis, Chinese banks have remained profitable for the past three quarters

Author: By LAN XINZHEN    Year 2008 Issue 47 PDF HTML

315. Priced for the Market

A plan is underway to change the country's current oil-pricing system from government-controlled to market-regulated

Author: By LAN XINZHEN    Year 2008 Issue 48 PDF HTML

316. The Olympic Factor

Beijing's economic growth will continue at a steady pace following the city's hosting of two world sports events

Author: By LAN XINZHEN    Year 2008 Issue 38 PDF HTML

317. Meeting Green Goals

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318. Rural Indemnity

A pilot project that offers microinsurance policies to farmers provides a new means of financial security

Author: LAN XINZHEN    Year 2008 Issue 29 PDF HTML

319. Cutting Off Funds to Polluters

Recently, 12 heavy polluting companies have had crucial bank loans recalled

Author: LAN XINZHEN    Year 2008 Issue 10 PDF HTML

320. On the Green Road

China's automakers look to energy-saving hybrid vehicles as a hedge against high fuel prices

Author: By LAN XINZHEN    Year 2008 Issue 38 PDF HTML