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The CCP’s Hidden Agenda Behind China’s Sudden Power Cuts

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The CCP’s Hidden Agenda Behind China’s Sudden Power Cuts
A teacher prepares a stove to furnish heat for a classroom at Xingzhi Primary School, one of the largest migrant children's schools in Beijing, China, on Dec. 28, 2004. Cancan Chu/Getty Images
Frank Xie
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The growing power shortage in China has spread to Beijing and Shanghai, while residents in northeastern China—the hardest-hit area—are stockpiling candles.

Frank Xie
Frank Xie
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Dr. Frank Tian Xie was originally from P.R. China and is now the John M. Olin Palmetto Chair Professor in Business and Professor of Marketing in the School of Business Administration at the University of South Carolina Aiken. Prior to that, Dr. Xie was on the faculty of business at Drexel University in Philadelphia. Dr. Xie is an expert of marketing strategy, international marketing, and Chinese business and economy. He has been interviewed by/appeared on many global media outlets such as The New York Times, CNN Business, The Epochtimes, Radio Australia, Tokyo Shimbun, SOH Radio, Voice of America, Radio Free Asia, and NTDTV.
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