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    EDITORIAL
    How are Immelt and Liu Chuanzhi Different?
    A successful industrial upgrading will surely defeat foreign enterprises while a failure to upgrade is equivalent to defeat for Chinese enterprises.
    EO Editorial Board | 2010-07-13
    EDITORIAL
    Tax Cuts are Not the Solution, Reforming the Taxation System is
    Tax reduction should be a long-term policy and we should simultaneously reform the taxation system.
    EO Editorial Board | 2010-07-06
    EDITORIAL
    The Nature of Bribery Scandals in China
    Multinational corporations are currently facing unprecedented challenges in China regarding the morality of their business transactions
    EO Editorial Board | 2010-06-29
    EDITORIAL
    We Shouldn't Pursue Convictions at the Cost of Justice
    Recently, the Ministry of Public Security has determined that to tackle the current complex public security situation, a seven-month long crackdown will be conducted on serious crime nationwide.
    EO Editorial Board | 2010-06-24
    EDITORIAL
    An Unfinished Task: The Incomplete Reform of China's State-owned Banks
    It remains a great challenge for all of China's state-owned banks to manage themselves like real commercial banks free of government interference.
    EO Editorial Board | 2010-06-15
    EDITORIAL
    Workers Have a Right to Decent Work
    Labor disputes still can not be resolved smoothly because there is no effective and fair negotiating mechanism.
    EO Editorial Board | 2010-06-07
    EDITORIAL
    Emigration Trend Among Chinese Elites is Worth Examination
    Why are we still paying attention to the departure of China's elite and the reasons why they are leaving?
    EO Editorial Board | 2010-05-25
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    Zhang's removal has been attributed to his radical views, which distracted him from the responsibilities of being a dean.
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