751. A Real Estate Revival?

Further regulation in the real estate market is a must, but tighter controls won’t be easy

Author: By Lan Xinzhen    Year 2013 Issue 3 PDF HTML

752. The Shackles Are Off

With a government-imposed ceiling on thermal coal prices lifted, China must now ensure a stable output of electricity

Author: By Lan Xinzhen    Year 2013 Issue 3 PDF HTML

753. Domestic Demand Will Work

China can invigorate its economy by expanding domestic demand and boosting consumption

Author: By LAN XINZHEN    Year 2009 Issue 2 PDF HTML

754. Staying Employed

Boosting employment will be the biggest livelihood challenge facing the Chinese Government in 2009

Author: By LAN XINZHEN    Year 2009 Issue 2 PDF HTML

755. The Crisis of Tainted Rice

Soil pollution is impacting one of China's long-cherished staples. What's to be done?

Author: By Lan Xinzhen    Year 2013 Issue 15 PDF HTML

756. At No Expense to the Environment

The government says “no” to projects that may endanger the environment in implementing its economic stimulus package

Author: By LAN XINZHEN    Year 2009 Issue 3 PDF HTML

757. No Tightening of the Purse Strings

Despite slower economic growth, China is spending more than ever on improving people's well-being

Author: By Lan Xinzhen    Year 2013 Issue 13 PDF HTML

758. Prosperous Years Ahead

China's growth outlook in the coming five years remains bright in spite of challenges

Author: By Lan Xinzhen    Year 2016 Issue 10 PDF HTML

759. Grit and Strength

Author: By Lan Xinzhen    Year 2016 Issue 11 PDF HTML

760. Reforms Take Shape

Changes continue in the financial sector despite a shaky global economy

Author: By Lan Xinzhen    Year 2016 Issue 12 PDF HTML