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(FREE) Spending is patriotic
Beijing wants farmers to consume more. Land reform, not subsidies, is the best way to make them do it -
The subsidy program: Buyers and sellers
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Farmer Wang's view: Subsidy schemes, migrant workers and the quality of life
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Green plays: The agri-businesses
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The rules: Protecting farmers' land-use rights
Rural reform
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(FREE) No quick fix
A Chinese acquisition of a foreign auto brand may be wishful thinking -
American dreams
Chinese are snapping up US homes. Is this the beginning of a trend? -
Bargain hunting
With commodity and equity prices struggling, Chinese interest in Australia's mines has risen -
Shocking figures
Power demand data may indicate rough times ahead for the economy -
Back in business?
Investors are waiting for the return of IPOs in the hope that this will revive the stock market -
(FREE) This time, it's serious
After years of talk, it appears real estate investment trusts are about to become a reality in China
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Making inroads
Cooper Tires will emerge from the financial crisis stronger than ever, says the firm's China general manager
Alex Koi
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Feeling the squeeze
Are railway equipment manufacturers like Alstom Transport getting pushed out of the Chinese market? -
Official business
Joshua Kobb of HEC Paris on partnering with Chinese government units to teach business -
Plane diplomacy
Opinion is divided on whether Airbus's investments in China might deliver greater local market share
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Rich vintage
Chinese consumers may have tightened their purse strings, but they haven’t fallen out of love with wine
Summergate
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Recession-era consumption
Farmers are out shopping, but no one else is - not even for recycled waste paper -
(FREE) Don't believe the hype
Wen Jiabao's web chat was an exercise in control, not the flowering of e-democracy, says China media scholar David Bandurski -
Institutional inertia
Flat-footed policymakers aren't doing enough to boost Chinese consumption, says Asia watcher Philip Bowring -
No turning back
Despite the economic crisis, China is still set on moving away from export-led growth, says Harris & Moure's Steven M. Dickinson
The Diary
David Bandurski
Philip Bowring
Steven M. Dickinson
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Bum deal?
The implications of the failed Coke-Huiyuan deal are hard to determine -
Golden silence: The lack of new stimulus measures may be for the best
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Best of the Editors' Journal: A silver lining
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Looking inward
Beijing talks big, spends big on achieving 8% GDP growth -
Health of the nation
Universal health care is the cornerstone of Beijing's long-term reforms -
China buzz: China's impact, Rio Tinto, budget cuts and smoking
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Boom and bust
Supporting the housing market, China's forex reserves, Industrial production -
Forlorn hope?
The data are weak, but some exporters see faint positives -
A storm brewing
China's banks raise capital to fund a national lending spree -
How much longer?
The market continues to be reasonably buoyant despite little reason for optimism -
Falling down
Consumer and producer price inflation enter negative territory -
Highly charged
Datang Power's long-term strategy could create short-term pain
Politics & Society
Fat Dragon
China Buzz
Punditry
Stock Profile 2
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Pick it up
Graham Earnshaw walks west from Shanghai when he has the time, always starting from the last place he stopped. This month we find him near the old Yunyang county seat in Chongqing municipality -
Pictures of complexity
James Fallows's new book shows how China is not as black and white as people think
Travels to the West
Book Review
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