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Tag Archives: economy
Impressions of Japan
This is the Thinking China Digest, a weekly roundup of recent essays and articles published on the Chinese web, with links to translations on the Marco Polo Project. After anti-Japanese demonstrations fired off around China, this week’s digest proposes to take a … Continue reading
Posted in 1510 Digest, Traditions, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged 1510, Danwei.com, economy, history, International, Japan, Nanjing, travel, war
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CCTV censors David’s penis
Today, most newspapers in China feature the country’s slowing CPI growth rate on the front page. CPI (Consumer Price Index) is the primary measure of inflation in China, and the fact that it is slowing suggests China’s economy is in … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged CCTV, censorship, CPI, Danwei.com, economy, inflation
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Is China too unique for Engel’s Law?
Xinhua Daily Telegraph: ‘China has its own conditions’ and therefore ‘it is neither scientific nor practical to apply Engel’s Law to the Chinese people.’
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged economy, Engel's Law, statistics, Xinhua Daily Telegraph
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Mei Jianping on China’s economy
An interview with Mei Jianping, finance professor from Cheung Kong Business School talked about how China’s export market can be mitigated by growth in government spending and consumption, with domestic consumption the real key.
Posted in Featured Video, Video
Tagged Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, consumption, economy
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China’s retail economy to remain robust
A confident outlook for China’s retail sector in 2009?
Posted in Recession 2009
Tagged economy, financial crisis, recession, retail, shopping
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China real estate market slump: Q&A with Gady Epstein
Some predictions about the real estate market in China for the next few years.
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged economy, financial crisis, Forbes, Gady Epstein, property rights, real esate
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Rich Chinese women
A Current TV program about self-made millionaire Chinese women.
The myth of going inland shattered
A review of ‘The China Price’ by Alexandra Harney
Posted in Books
Tagged Access Asia, Alexandra Harney, books, business, economy
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A harmonious route for the Olympic torch
The government launched temporary price interventions yesterday, says the Beijing Youth Daily (北京青年报)
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Youth Daily, economy, Olympics
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The man on the street and inflation
In this episode of Sexy Beijing’s Hard Hat show, Mia Li asks ordinary people in shops and on the street how inflation is affecting them
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged economy, Hard Hat Show, inflation, Sexy Beijing, video
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