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China
In this issue
- Doomsayers believe the country is riddled with hidden debts that put it on a par with Greece
- It is still difficult for foreign banks to break in
Oct 25, 2011
Oct 26, 2011
Consumers: How to find favour down at the shops
Patti Waldmeir discovers how local tastes are influencing multinationals
Oct 25, 2011
Industry: Upmarket response to low-cost challenge
Josh Noble outlines the manufacturers’ choice: go up the value chain or go bust
Oct 25, 2011
Water: Shortages threaten to hamper growth
Scarcity may play a role in reorienting the economy, says Leslie Hook
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Oct 25, 2011
Armed forces: Belligerent language masks limited capability
Kathrin Hille considers the fruits of modernisation
Oct 25, 2011
The leadership: Focus on the next generation as transition gets under way
Jamil Anderlini profiles the men likely to run the country
Oct 25, 2011
Foreign banks: Restrictions make for a waiting game
Simon Rabinovitch on the frustrations of excessive red tape
Oct 25, 2011
Innovation: Autocratic directives fail to spark creativity
Jamil Anderlini looks at obstacles to invention
Oct 25, 2011
Education: A system in dire need of reform
There is a mismatch between academic qualifications and the employment market
Oct 25, 2011
Debt: Argument over burden divides experts
Simon Rabinovitch sets about finding the true picture
Oct 25, 2011
Commodities: Markets watch out for hints of moderating demand
Despite the fall in global commodities indices, Chinese demand is not disappearing just yet, says Leslie Hook
Oct 25, 2011
Automobiles: Time for a reality check in world’s largest car market
Extraordinary growth last year has cleaned out inventories, writes Patti Waldmeir
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