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401. Avoiding the Dreaded 'D'
The government hopes that proactive fiscal measures and a properly relaxed monetary policy will thwart possible deflation
Author: LAN XINZHEN Year 2008 Issue 49 PDF HTML
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402. The Biggest Winner
Companies will come out on top when the value-added tax reform scheme goes into effect next year, although the government will lose at least 100 billion yuan in annual revenue
Author: LAN XINZHEN Year 2008 Issue 49 PDF HTML
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403. Do Not Pass Go: Targeting Monopolies
Prior reforms would be implemented in three monopolized sectors- the railway, power and salt industries
Author: LAN XINZHEN Year 2008 Issue 22 PDF HTML
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404. Cutting Back
China is on target to reach its goal of reducing national energy consumption by 20 percent in 2010
Author: LAN XINZHEN Year 2008 Issue 34 PDF HTML
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405. Feeling the Pinch
Small and medium-sized enterprises need long-term remedies to help them shake off their financing problems
Author: LAN XINZHEN Year 2008 Issue 34 PDF HTML
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406. To the Rescue!
Local officials and the Central Government have different ideas about how to put the country's topsy-turvy real estate market back on track
Author: By LAN XINZHEN Year 2008 Issue 37 PDF HTML
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407. Economically Challenged
Policy makers must wrestle with how China can maintain stable GDP growth while overcoming inflation and natural disasters
Author: LAN XINZHEN Year 2008 Issue 23 PDF HTML
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408. Foreign Investment Expanded
The paid-in foreign direct investment in China totaled $74.8 billion in 2007, up 13.6 percent year on year
Author: LAN XINZHEN Year 2008 Issue 7 PDF HTML
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409. Short and Sweet Vacations
The Chinese people have more vacation options and now enjoy three traditional festivals off work this year, which offers new business opportunities for short-trip tourism routes
Author: LAN XINZHEN Year 2008 Issue 25 PDF HTML
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410. ABC: Last but Not Least
ABC is the final of the "big four" state-owned commercial banks to undergo restructuring. It is slowly getting there
Author: By LAN XINZHEN Year 2008 Issue 16 PDF HTML