Issue 07 of 2009 Total issue 234
Print:2009-03-30
Print:2009-03-30
Cover Story
- How the Coke-Huiyuan Deal Fizzled Out
- What seemed an ideal match-up between juice maker Huiyuan and Coca-Cola failed an antitrust review for more reasons than one.
Editorial
- 'No' to Protectionism Easier Said than Done
- Dozens of new, sometimes hidden, trade barriers threaten anti-protectionist sentiment as well as efforts to end the financial crisis.
Economist
- Optimal Response to the Fed Printing Dollars
- China should gradually convert its reserves to cash for easy investment and shrink its trade surplus in order unteather itself to the dollar.
Major Stories
- Pollution Monitors: Lights, Camera, Inaction
- China's nationwide, online pollution monitoring system is a technological wonder but not necessarily an environmental remedy.
- Optimal Response to the Fed Printing Dollars
- China should gradually convert its reserves to cash for easy investment and shrink its trade surplus in order unteather itself to the dollar.
- Medical Muddling in a Children's Epidemic
- Local health officials in some parts of China set their own rules for reporting cases of hand, foot and mouth disease. That’s changing.
- Yuan's Reach Widens with Currency Swaps
- Not only do currency swaps benefit trade relations between China and other countries, but they give the yuan more international clout.
- Searching for a Better Sense of Security
- Step by step, the Chinese government is strengthening a social safety net for retirees, the sick and poor. But the steps are small.
- Sovereign Wealth and the Financial Crisis
- China's sovereign wealth fund CIC is holding cash assets and plans to ride out the economic downturn with minimal risk.
- Shanghai's New Route to Financial Prestige
- Through its international shipping port, Shanghai may have found a way to build a global hub for the financial services industry.
- China's Dual – or Dueling -- Finance Hubs
- Hong Kong's role as a financial center role is being challenged by Shanghai and yuan-based financing. Can the cities work together?
- Understanding Sovereign Wealth Funds
- The launch of the Santiago Principles should effectively clear away negative impressions and confusion over sovereign wealth funds.
- Steel Industry Hesitates on Futures Market
- China's revived steel futures market has gotten a cold shoulder from big steelmakers but support from sales agents and regulators.
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