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The adjustment of the global supply chain has changed enterprises’ production models and to a large extent led to a restructuring of the global manufacturing industry.
The integrated model of bundling reconstruction funds with other poverty alleviation and construction project funds has become the common practice in many general disaster areas.
It remains to be determined whether mainland babies born in Hong Kong will be able to obtain Hong Kong permanent resident status in the future.
To address the root cause of over-pricing of new shares, which is supply-demand disparity in the primary market, the CSRC needs to put an end to the substantive examination of IPO applicants.
The current railway management system tends to scare off private investment. Behind this is a power and interest structure which has long been severely damaged.
Central Bank to Steadily Ease Monetary Policy
[2012-04-24]China’s central bank may boost liquidity through various means such as increasing reverse repurchase agreements, lowering the deposit reserve ratio, and releasing liquidity as central bank bills reach maturity.
Shide Group Mired in Financing Crisis, Massive Debt
[2012-04-24]With its quarterly bank loan interest surpassing 100 mln yuan and the monthly interest rate on private loans up to 4.5 percent, Shide Group is buckling under the immense pressure of nearly 12 bln yuan of debt.
North Korean Rocket Technology Far From Mature
[2012-04-24]Rocket debris from North Korea's recent failed satellite launch could provide vital clues to the cause of the rocket's malfunction, its technology level, as well as its long-range missile technology capabilities.
China Unlikely to Launch New Stimulus Plan
[2012-04-24]Heated debate has arisen recently as to whether the economy has "bottomed out" and whether it is time to launch a new stimulus program.
The marketization of China’s exchange rate and interest rates is not yet complete.
Nuclear Power Continues to Evoke Public Distrust
[2012-04-10]Due to the lack of necessary legislation, frequent communication gaps have occurred between the public and the nuclear power industry, resulting in the current situation of widespread public distrust.
Japan's post-earthquake reconstruction could offer an important opportunity to solve its economic woes and shake off more than a decade of stagnant growth, but this will require at least another decade.
Flawed Health Care System Blamed for Doctor's Death
[2012-04-10]To ease doctor-patient tension, it is essential to break up the monopoly enjoyed by government-run hospitals by introducing private capital and reforming the operating and payment mechanisms.
The Wenzhou pilot program marks the beginning of a new round of financial reforms that could potentially achieve much more.
Kim's Vision of the World Bank
[2012-04-10]I think there is a wonderful symmetry between what the biggest challenge is and what's the mission of the World Bank is.
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