China's Economy Timeline

Apr 25 2013
The Local Response to China's Anti-Corruption Drive
The Local Response to China's Anti-Corruption Drive
Public discussion of two officials who died under Party discipline may be a sign of a bolder anti-corruption drive.
Apr 14 2013
China: 2 Bird Flu Cases Found In Henan Province
Two people in China's Henan province have been infected by H7N9, the new strain of avian influenza, and another four have been infected in Zhejiang province, Reuters reported April 14, citing Xinhua.
Apr 09 2013
In China, a New Bird Flu Emerges
In China, a New Bird Flu Emerges
The H7N9 strain is not likely to have the kind of impact the 2003 SARS outbreak had.
Apr 08 2013
Mexico's Reset with China
Apr 05 2013
China's Emerging Economic Center
China's Emerging Economic Center
Wuhan is located at a natural transportation crossroads in China and is critical for the country's future development plans.
Apr 03 2013
The Geopolitics of the Yangtze River
The Geopolitics of the Yangtze River: Conflicting Imperatives
Developing a few inland cities alone is unlikely to reduce economic imbalances or social tensions.
Apr 02 2013
Second Quarter Forecast 2013
Financial and political constraints will make it harder for many governments to maintain balance in the coming months.
Apr 02 2013
The Geopolitics of the Yangtze River
The Geopolitics of the Yangtze River: Wuhan's Rise
Wuhan's transformations over the years reflect the extremely tight relationship between politics and economics in China.
Apr 02 2013
Beyond the Post-Cold War World
We have lived in the post-Cold War world since 1991. We are now entering a new period.
Apr 01 2013
Second Quarter Forecast 2013 Preview
Apr 01 2013
The Geopolitics of the Yangtze River
The Geopolitics of the Yangtze River: Developing the Interior
The Yangtze both divides and connects China.
Mar 29 2013
The Strategic Importance of the Yangtze River

Overview

China's leadership is walking a tightrope, attempting to balance unsustainable economic growth against potential political unrest. Beijing has managed to stave off a major crisis through repeated stopgap measures, but how long can it continue?

Key Analysis

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