Titlebook: China Business 2.0; Analyze the Economy, Henk R. Randau,Olga Medinskaya Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Chines

變色龍

Management for Professionalshttp://image.papertrans.cn/c/image/225334.jpg

Mutter

stressors

組裝

Energy: Growth, Supplies, and Dependenciesneed for natural resources. The enormous appetite for energy has made power outages a regular problem—which could hamper future economic growth. The government, to some effect, has promoted reduction in energy intensity (energy consumed per unit of GDP), but absolute consumption continues to increase.

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季雨

Demographic Dilemmasugh selective abortions. Today, China is facing the problems of an aging society, as life expectancy increases and birth-rates decrease. This will change the dynamics of China’s workforce and may challenge the competitiveness of their future economy.

一小塊

傳授知識(shí)

Irrepressible

https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230601789One of key objectives of the 12th FYP is to transit the economy from “Made in China” to “Created in China”. As costs increase and the Yuan strengthens, moving up the value chain will be of utmost importance in balancing the export-driven economy and securing China’s global competitiveness.

LIKEN

Radicalism in the South since ReconstructionThree decades of economic growth have successfully produced a large, previously non-existent middle class. Seen as crucial to political and economic stability, strengthening the middle class is now a primary focus on the government’s agenda.