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- ECONOMIC GROWTH
- China may become the largest economy in the world by 2030
- Justin Yifu Lin, Chief Economist and Senior Vice President of the World Bank
- AFP | 2011-03-24
- INTERNET
- This is an unacceptable accusation
- Jiang Yu, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman
- BBC | 2011-03-23
- Unfairness is everywhere. If you may suggest a policy without any side-effect, w...
- Jiang Weixin, China's Minister of Housing and Urban-Rural Development
- Phoenix | 2011-03-15
- There's a very high risk of more radiation leaks, we are making utmost efforts t...
- Naoto Kan, Prime Minister of Japan
- Yahoo | 2011-03-15
- A country's future lies with its youth, but it's hard to say what they have in t...
- Bo Xilai, Communist Party chief of Chongqing
- WSJ | 2011-03-11
- ZEITGEIST
- The biggest difference is the pessimism many feel here versus the optimism that ...
- Alan Paul, columnist, musician and author of "Big in China"
- WSJ | 2011-03-11
- CURRENCY
- Our longer-term goal must be integrating into the floating exchange rates of the...
- Xia Bin, a member of the Chinese central bank's monetary advisory committee
- Wall Street Journal | 2011-03-11
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- Reforms aimed at splitting specialized auxillary companies off from the country's main power companies are imminent
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- Tourists are leaving, and the trend spread to longer-term residents of the country.
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