English > Centrury Weekly >Issue 388
| Editorial |
- Real Market Control for Bubbly Real Estate
- Speculation, unrealistic attitudes and easy credit are reasons why China's property market bubble might pop – and action is needed
| Economist |
- Watching Greece Without Going Over the Edge
- Don't look for a happy ending to the Greek debt crisis anytime soon, but neither fret much that its horror story will be repeated
| Issue 08 of 2010 |
Fork Effect for Forecasters
Financial experts are increasingly divided over the current outlook for the Chinese economy. Some worry deeply about rising inflation, loose lending and heavy debt loads shouldered by local governments
- Surface Tension: George Soros on China
- In an interview with Caixin, financier George Soros stakes bets on a cooler economy and global cooperation
- Policymaking: Market Reform's Next Stop
- China's monetary policy framework moves too slowly against inflation and ignores markets signaling. It's time to adjust
- Iron Ore Talks, Rio Trial Moving in Tandem
- As the trial of Rio Tinto executives edges closer, Chinese steelmakers and iron ore suppliers are nearing a price deal
- Pinpointing Production
- The study of the structure of production is ripe for reassessment under the context of the Chinese economy
- New Era for Network Integration in China
- Combining telecom, broadcast and Internet services in a single access package is a 12-year-old idea that's becoming reality
- New Overseas Target for CITIC Securities Cash
- A search for an overseas brokerage investment continues at CITIC Securities, which is now eyeing a minority stake in CLSA
- Widest Pollution Trail Leads to Farm Fields
- The government's first comprehensive environmental survey says farming, not industry, is by far the nation's worst polluter
- Slow Go for Financial Executive Pay Reform
- New rules targeting an opaque system for compensating state-owned financial executives have been a long time coming
- Aluminum Exporters Cry Foul over Crackdown
- Customs agents say more than a dozen aluminum exporters broke the law, but surviving exporters adamantly disagree
