China's political and economic leaders evaluate ways to navigate China's economy through the global recession.
- China Ramps up Financial Sector Stimuli
- [2008-12-09]
A nine-measure package broadened the government's economic stimulus plan to embrace REITs, PEs and other vehicles.
- On Effective Stimulus
- [2008-12-09]
Monetary policy, not interest rate cuts, is the key to the efficient, equitable deployment of the stimulus package.
- Credit Demands Pressure Regional Banks
- [2008-12-04]
Regional bankers face conflicting signals from local governments and the central government's economic stimulus package.
- Think Tank Forecasts 9 Percent Growth in 2009
- [2008-12-03]
The Chinese Academy of Social Science has offered an optimistic assessment of China's prospects in 2009.
- NDRC Details Four Trillion Stimulus Package
- [2008-12-01]
The director of the National Development and Reform Commission laid out an agenda for how the government will spend the new stimulus package.
- Government to Inject 600m into Capital Airports
- [2008-11-25]
The operator of Beijing Capital International Airport could receive as much as 600 million yuan as part of the government's new stimulus plan.
- Yangtze Delta Shakeout
- [2008-11-18]
Caijing's special report on the Yangtze Delta industry during the global economic downfall.
- Stimulus Plan Not Good Enough
- [2008-11-17]
Neglecting the need to strengthen consumption leaves a big need unaddressed.
- Reporters’ Blog: Grant Seekers Crowd NDRC
- [2008-11-17]
After the government's 4-trillion stimulus plan was announced, people from all over the country converged on Beijing to give their pitch for a slice of the pie.
- Caijing Readers Weigh in on Obama
- [2008-11-11]
Readers of both our Chinese and English editions shared their opinions about an American president who ran on the power of hope – and how far that hope will carry him.
- Government Unveils 4-Trillion Stimulus Plan
- [2008-11-10]
The Chinese government revealed a 4-trillion yuan stimulus package November 9 with the goal of driving up domestic consumption.
- Economist: Obama to the Rescue?
- [2008-11-10]
Barack Obama is facing the biggest challenges since Franklin Roosevelt became President in 1932. In a way, Obama’s job may be tougher.
- Beijing Watches the American Election
- [2008-11-06]
Early in the morning on November 5, bars and cafes around Beijing filled up with expats eager to see the results of the U.S. presidential election.
- Caijing Survey – After Obama's Victory
- [2008-11-05]
Please share your view on the new American president and the future of US-China relation with Caijing and our readers.
- Obama’s China Policy: More of the Same?
- [2008-11-05]
Precisely how president-elect Barack Obama will shape U.S. policy toward China remains unclear in many respects.
- America Votes, China Watches
- [2008-11-04]
Caijing's special report on the US election 2008
- U.S.-China Policy under a McCain Administration
- [2008-10-31]
Policy statement from U.S. presidential candidate John McCain
- U.S.-China Policy under an Obama Administration
- [2008-10-31]
Policy statement from U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama
Climate change threats are equally important to China and the United States. They should work together for solutions.
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