Issue 22 of 2009 Total issue 249
Print:2009-10-26
Print:2009-10-26
Cover Story
- SMG Flips a Switch for Broadcast Reform
- An overhaul at Shanghai Media Group could lead to long-sought market reform for China's bureaucratic broadcasting industry.
Editorial
- China's 8 Percent Window of Opportunity
- Now that the recovery is under way and growth assured, China should focus on financial system reform and global responsibility.
Economist
- Central Banks, Arsonists and Playing with Fire
- Money supply growth has sparked an asset market boom that supports the economy, not the other way around. Don't get burned.
Major Stories
- Achy Feet as China Seeks an Iron Ore Stance
- Debates over spot market buying and importer restrictions are dogging China's search for effective iron ore pricing.
- Slow Sunrise for China's Solar Power Pricing
- Government planners are trying to set a benchmark price for solar power, but the industry is resisting. Will market forces prevail?
- A Crisis Policy Exit Plan in Two, Easy Steps
- Since a quick stimulus exit and credit clampdown appear unlikely, China's policymakers should consider backing off gradually.
- Sinopec, Addax and a New Iraqi Quagmire
- Misunderstood signals for investing in the Kurdish region of Iraq may have jeopardized Sinopec's chances for future contracts.
- Dead End for Chongqing's Triad Gangsters
- A crackdown on the city's crime gangs exposed a country club casino and police officials on the take. The campaign continues.
- Cautious Outlook for China's Export Sector
- Overseas buying has improved, but exporters at the Canton Fair worried over yuan appreciation, raw materials and protectionism.
- Slow Sino-U.S. Synergy on Climate Change
- In the run-up to Copenhagen, the United States and China have set the right tone for cooperation. Will concrete action follow?
- Cinda Tries a New Trail on Bad Debt Trek
- One of China's major distressed asset managers, Cinda, appears to be ready for reform. But questions – and bad debt – linger.
- Currencies: A Front Line for Global Balance
- Fluctuating currency values can make or break foreign exchange traders. On a far wider scale, they affect global economic balance.
- A Crisis Policy Exit Plan in Two, Easy Steps
- Since a quick stimulus exit and credit clampdown appear unlikely, China's policymakers should consider backing off gradually.
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