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Sunday, March 21, 2010
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Sunday, March 21, 2010
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The Sound of Hope Radio Network recently interviewed Cheng Xiaonong, an expert on the Chinese economy and chief editor of Modern China Studies..
Having experienced slave labor in China as a prisoner of conscience, Huang Zhijiao recounts how umbrellas were made at a detention center.
The Chinese communist regime consistently shows an inaccurately low unemployment rate, likely leading to errors in macroeconomic policies.
"There were seven to eight hundred policemen. They were all young and strong policemen, and they took away old men and women."
The decline in Chinese exports accelerated in the first two months of this year as a slump in global demand worsened.
Observers believe, while other countries are reducing their holdings of U.S. interests, Beijing’s move is based on a political motive.
For the last 24 years, a poorly regulated meat industry in China has lead to the widespread sale of pork that has been infused with water. Merchants soak meat in water to increase the weight and also, often add toxic chemicals.
The CEO of SOHO China Ltd. said China’s 4 trillion-yuan economic stimulus package will cause overproduction.
Chinese authorities are attempting to talk up their economic strength to the West.
The latest statistics released by China’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) show that both...