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- Loans to China are seen as relatively risk-free compared with those to other developing countries
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- Although the negotiations have been in constant flux, China has accelerated the pace of economic reform. This is the correct path
- Jan 10, 2020 19:40 PM
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- Policymakers should focus on reforming how state capital is deployed by distinguishing between “policy-oriented” and “return-oriented” goals
- Jan 09, 2020 19:28 PM
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- As China tries to boost trust, foreign companies will face greater hurdles than their domestic peers
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- Jan 07, 2020 19:56 PM
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- Any new legislation should cover the collection, synthesis, processing, use, and sale of personal information by tech companies. And it should be strictly enforced.
- Jan 06, 2020 21:09 PM
- Opinion: China’s Economy Is Entering a Temporary Recovery
- Yuan depreciation, earlier special-purpose bond sales and a resilient property market will drive the weak recovery forward
- Jan 03, 2020 18:07 PM
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- Inconsistent direction and governance errors have contributed significantly to China’s economic slowdown
- Jan 02, 2020 19:42 PM
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- Western donors and development institutions have paid far too little attention to helping low-income countries exploit their comparative advantages
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- Lawmakers should flesh out the country’s fledging credit systems as they have a tendency to develop faster than regulations can keep up
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- As nation transitions to cleaner sources, coal power should be subject to strict environmental standards
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- Rather than squabbling over ‘burden-sharing,’ governments should focus on the huge potential benefits of building a zero-carbon global economy
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- Once the social credit system is fully implemented, there will be no turning back. All market actors will either live by the score or die by the score
- Dec 26, 2019 16:30 PM
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- Credit supervision is just a transformation of the current supervisory system, which will make things more efficient, but it does not add new compliance requirements
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- Dec 24, 2019 18:32 PM
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- The ultimate goal of the most recent amendment should be to clarify the boundary between the market and the state
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- Recent uptick is a byproduct of China’s growing willingness to allow market forces in the economy
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- Pan Gongsheng: Foreign Investors Still Have a Lot of Room to Tap Into China’s Financial Markets
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