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  • Economic  Observer  Opinion & Analysis 

    Ballots in the Hands of the Youth
    In an interview with the EO, Lin Yishi, vice-chairman of the Central Committee for the Nationalist Party, stresses both cross-strait cultural ties and the power of Taiwan's youth over the future of their polarized society.
    6月14日 16:56
    Grey Income: A Report Causes an Uproar
    A report about grey income in China and its role in income disparity ignites a conflagration of public debate.
    6月11日 18:34
    Public Sentiment and Income Distribution
    Zhang Jun grapples with the tangled relationships between public sentiment, academic research, and government policy regarding income distribution.
    4月13日 11:12
    Watching the Judges
    The media should play a greater role in exposing corrupt judges.
    2月7日 11:29
    All for the Happiness Index, Say Yay
    GDP indexes fail the poor. A new Happiness Index could replace it, but care must be taken to make sure that citizens are part of the process.
    2月7日 11:11
    Chinese Medicine is Not Science
    While Chinese medicine has historical and cultural merit, it is not a science. Those who claim that it is are spreading misinformation.
    2月7日 9:30
    Overestimating Reform and the Stock Market High
    The recent performance of the indexes should not be taken as evidence that the markets are mature.
    2月6日 15:28

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    NDRC Sets Benchmark Price for
    The new benchmark price is likely to help boost the profitability of photovoltaic projects and encourage more investment...
    Source:經濟觀察網
    China Shuts Down 583 Lead-acid
    A total of 583 lead-acid battery manufacturing plants have been shut down over recent months as part of a campaign to st...
    Source:BRIEF
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    Reluctant Transparency
    Central government departments grudgingly reveal glimpses of spending on cars, overseas tr

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