Mar 19, 2011
China's robust economy makes business success look easy. But the Asian country has rules, mores, and costs that multinationals ignore at their peril, as Hew
Elizabeth Economy, Senior Fellow & Director, Asia Studies
Mar 14, 2011
China’s five-year work plan is striking for several reasons: the high degree of continuity from five years ago, the push by Beijing for Chinese companies to assert themselves globally, the strong hand of the state in areas of the economy considered integral to social stability, and the potential for serious debate over several of the redistributive aspects of the plan.
Tom Orlik, Wall Street Journal
Mar 08, 2011
China's government wants to fight inflation and redistribute income, giving households a bigger slice of the pie. Higher interest rates would achieve both.
Wu Jinglian, Researcher, Development Research Center of State Council
Mar 07, 2011
The recent general consensus in the government, business and academic circles is that the 12th Five-Year Guideline marks a new historic start for China’s econo
Hu Angang, Director, Tsinghua National Research Center
Mar 06, 2011
China has promulgated five-year plans since 1953 and experienced a fast growth rate of 9.2 percent in the First Five-Year Plan period (1953-57). The plans wer
Cao Li, Professor, CPC Party School
Mar 06, 2011
At the starting year of the 12th Five-Year Guideline, let us look back to the last Five-Year Guideline which was intended to promote institution advancement, sustainable society and so on, and see the challenges we are still facing now.
Mar 04, 2011
Whatever one thinks of the debate over Huawei’s relationship with the Chinese government and how it should be treated in the U.S., one thing is clear: The Chin
Feb 18, 2011
Although China's competitiveness has been rising over the years, its stellar economic performance could be masking other factors that prevent it from moving
Feb 17, 2011
China’s embrace of global institutions and their rules and norms has helped guide its spectacular economic growth and integration into the world economy. But C
Feb 17, 2011
China’s emergence as the second largest economy in the world, and on some reckoning an economy that is already nudging America for the top spot, inevitably rai