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Last Updated: July 7, 2016
Features
12.10.14
Why Beijing’s Troubles Could Get a Lot Worse
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Few foreigners know China as intimately as Anne Stevenson-Yang does. She has spent the bulk of her professional life there since first arriving in 1985, working as a journalist, magazine publisher, and software executive, with stints in between...
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03.14.16How Much Foreign Debt Has China Repaid?
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China began to repay its foreign debt, which promotes systemic stability but puts a downward pressure on yuan.
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12.08.14Why Beijing’s Troubles Could Get a Lot Worse
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Anne Stevenson-Yang: China, for all its talk about economic reform, is in big trouble. The old model of relying on export growth and heavy investment to power the economy isn’t working anymore.
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07.09.12A Hard Landing?
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After three decades of annual growth averaging 10%, China's bullet-train economy is slowing markedly. Economic problems in Europe and the U.S. are stunting export growth, long the primary driver of China's economic miracle. Growth in...