Economia
The decisions were among the first reported by state media at the end of the closed-door leadership meeting, which President Xi Jinping had billed as a defining event in his efforts to bring China into a new stage of economic growth.
He and the prime minister, Li Keqiang, have vowed to wean China’s economy from its dependence on highly polluting industries, state-driven construction and the seizure of land with little compensation for farmers, while sharing the benefits of urban prosperity more fully with rural migrant workers.
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The rise of China surely ranks among the most important world developments of the last 100 years. With America still trapped in its fifth year of economic hardship, and the Chinese economy poised to surpass our own before the end of this decade,...
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Economia
Mais mercado e menos estado na China
China’s Leaders Urge More Market Control of Economy
By CHRIS BUCKLEY Chinese Communist Party leaders emerged from a four-day conference on Tuesday with vows to push through changes that will give market competition a “decisive role” in the economy and a plan to establish a new committee to oversee national security.The decisions were among the first reported by state media at the end of the closed-door leadership meeting, which President Xi Jinping had billed as a defining event in his efforts to bring China into a new stage of economic growth.
He and the prime minister, Li Keqiang, have vowed to wean China’s economy from its dependence on highly polluting industries, state-driven construction and the seizure of land with little compensation for farmers, while sharing the benefits of urban prosperity more fully with rural migrant workers.
Mais
Veja tambem védio clip do Antony Mueller sobre
A China na encruzilhada
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- A Tragédia Chinesa
Yang Jisheng — How Hayek Helped Me Understand China’s Tragedy BY GREG RANSOM, ON MAY 29TH, 2013 Yang Jisheng’s 2013 Manhattan Institute Hayek Prize lecture: In the space of four years, from 1958 to 1962, China experienced a disaster of historic...
- China E O Livre Comércio
America vs China: “Free Trade Is Only for Friends,” Says Prof. D’Aveni By Bernice Napach China is the second biggest economy in the world and has been the engine for global growth. But now China is expected to grow at its slowest rate in...
- A Grande Queda De China
The Great Fall of China By Peter Coy, Dexter Roberts, and Bruce Einhorn Qi hu nan xia, goes a Chinese proverb: When one rides a tiger, it is difficult to dismount. For the leaders of China’s 1.3 billion people, the import is clear. Stay on the...
- Crescimento Econômico – Extrativo Contra Inclusivo
The rise of China surely ranks among the most important world developments of the last 100 years. With America still trapped in its fifth year of economic hardship, and the Chinese economy poised to surpass our own before the end of this decade,...
- China Na Encruzilhada
China The paradox of prosperity For China’s rise to continue, the country needs to move away from the model that has served it so well THE ECONOMIST: "... China’s bloody past has taught the Communist Party to fear chaos above all. But history’s...