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Cleaner Fuel Estimated to Incur Large Bill
[2013-05-07]The petrochemical industry's practice of subsidizing oil refining businesses with earnings from chemical businesses has been severely tested. Marketization is the industry's only way out.
H7N9 Outbreak Retests Disease Control Mechanism
[2013-04-23]China needs to normalize its joint prevention and control mechanism for emergencies, in order to make the disease control system faster and more responsive in the future.
Keep Advanced Manufacturing in America
[2013-04-09]Within 10 years, I think it will be mostly advanced manufacturing featuring highly-skilled labor.
"Made in America" Posed for Long-term Resurgence
[2013-04-09]In the eyes of industry observers, South Carolina is a microcosm of the transformation and upgrading of "Made in America," and better reflects the trends and challenges of the revitalization of U.S. manufacturing.
Power Reform Locked for a Decade
[2013-03-26]Due to the government's examination and approval authority over electricity prices and the monopoly of grid companies, reform of electricity prices has fallen into a vicious circle.
Adjustment to One-child Policy Expected
[2013-03-12]Various contradictions show that adjusting birth policy is a major reform area that involves relatively few special interests and has a large amount of beneficiaries.
China has had a record of treating bribe-payers leniently and punishing bribe-takers heavily in its anti-corruption efforts since the reform and opening-up.
Record Pollution Leaves Beijing Residents Gasping
[2013-02-05]To combat pollution, China must upgrade its motor vehicle fuel standards, further develop its rail transportation network, adjust its energy structure, and establish a regional joint control mechanism.
Power Balance Key to Battling Corruption
[2013-01-29]Systematic anti-corruption mainly depends on balance of power which can be achieved through reform of the power structure.
Sany and Zoomlion Embroiled in Perilous Game
[2013-01-15]Fierce competition between Sany and Zoomlion coupled with lack of business ethics has led to the accumulation of considerable risk, and repayment issues face the risk of coming to a boiling point.
The pressure on the 3D printing industry in China comes primarily from a lack of high-end generic technologies. The root cause is domestic enterprises’ weak R&D capabilities.
As consumers now prefer mid- and high-end brand vehicles, the low price/low quality path is no longer available for domestic car companies with proprietary brands.
Chinese Investment to the U.S. Speeds Up
[2012-12-18]The consensus between China and the U.S. is that if the misunderstandings and current obstacles cannot be overcome, a major opportunity for both sides will be squandered.
WTO Liberalizes Services Trade to Revive Doha Round
[2012-12-04]WTO Director-General Pascal Lamy aims to liberalize the services trade in multilateral negotiations and shift to an "early harvest" approach as a way to make a breakthrough in the stalled Doha round.
Deepened Reforms Test China's New Leaders
[2012-11-20]The new leadership will need to define the boundaries of the government, society and the market and set checks and balances among powers, which is the key for political, economic and social reforms.
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