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September-October: Energy

Power Politics

by Julie Walton

China needs a comprehensive energy policy and effective reforms to solve its power problems.

Plus: China's National Oil Companies; A New Energy Leading Group

Electricity Woes (Subscribers Only)

by Songbin Zhu and Xiaolin Li

How can China halt the blackouts?

Plus: Foot-Dragging on Price Reform; Forecasting Supply and Demand

China Data: Energy (Subscribers Only) [pdf]

Production, consumption, and regional trends

Features

Mergers and Acquisitions

Chinese M&A: Green Light or Red Flag? (Subscribers Only)

by Nancy T. Avedissian

An American investor finds that some rewards are not worth the risks.

Commentary

The Sources of China's Economic Growth (Subscribers Only)

by Hu Angang

A Chinese economist uncovers the drivers of China's economic expansion.

Plus: Measures of the Market's Influence

Public Relations

For Immediate Release

by Janet Carmosky

As China's media mature and its population becomes more savvy, foreign companies must master media relations to keep ahead of the curve.

Plus: Tips for Successful Media Relations in China

Agriculture

The Soybean Trade (Subscribers Only)

by Paula M. Miller

The United States remains the largest exporter of soybeans to China, but the competition is gaining.

Plus: Soy Wonder

Textiles

Bursting at the Seams (Subscribers Only)

by Adam Ross

International pressure has grown in response to the rise of China as a textile powerhouse.

Plus: Chinese Manufacturers and Local Officials; Chinese Industry Associations;
The Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements

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Economic Views

by Catherine Gelb and Virginia A. Hulme

Implications of China's New Currency Regime

Council Bulletin

Critical Eye on Lanzhou

by Rebecca Karnak and Lin Jun

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