English > Centrury Weekly >Issue 391
| Editorial |
| Economist |
- Andy Xie: Our Next Economic Plague - Japan Disease
- Growing old is hard, but watching formerly vibrant economies choke on debt and wither away is downright ugly
| Issue 11 of 2010 |
China Leans Toward Yuan Float
Professors and policymakers alike agree the yuan foreign exchange rate mechanism is due for a new round of reforms
- How to Power Waffle
- A years-long power sector reform process is taking a new twist now that State Grid is jockeying for control of two equipment makers
- The Hukou: China's Great Lottery of Life
- Justice is at odds with a residency permit system that denies urban migrant workers the same rights as city dwellers
- China and Japan: A Comparison that Falls Flat
- Similar economic conditions found in today's China and 1980s Japan need not presage a Sino-style 'lost generation'
- Cost-Sharing for Appreciation of the Yuan
- Letting the yuan appreciate would affect foreign trade and China's forex reserves. But that's not necessarily bad news
- Dilemma of Waste Incineration in China
- The absence of a garbage sorting system and the lack of transparency in the decision-making process have fanned public skepticism over incinerations plant projects
- Doubts as China Merchants Spreads Its Wings
- China Merchants Bank is trying to raise 22 billion yuan to offset its controversial expansion into the Hong Kong market
- Capital Boost Tops Bank of China Agenda
- Bank of China's chairman is confident regulators and investors will back a convertible bond issue as part of an expansion strategy
- SOEs Ordered to Check Out of Hotel Sector
- In a move that's puzzled some experts, more than 100 state-owned enterprises have been told to divest their hotels
