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- Local govt fakes econ data || How China Fudges Its Numbers - China Real Time Report - WSJ on.wsj.com/10vTCUF via @WSJ 2 hours ago
- "the country's intention of rationally controlling oversized populations in major cities," said Mao Dali usa.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2013-06/… #hukoureform 2 hours ago
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Category Archives: monetary policy
The Yuan, or China and India
Recently issues of Chinese monetary/economic/banking policy, including some comparisons with India, have been much discussed in the blogosphere. I post links here without further comment. Brad Setser – Chindia (or maybe not) Martin Wolf – In This Brave World, Chindia’s … Continue reading
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