China's imagination deficit
Stephen Roach warns that the Chinese government's response to tough problems is being driven by stale tactics and ideology
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Stephen Roach warns that the Chinese government's response to tough problems is being driven by stale tactics and ideology
Stephen Roach warns that the Chinese government's response to tough problems is being drive by stale tactics and ideology
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I’ve got to write these links quickly, before my fingers freeze altogether and I’m left tapping icicles on the keyboard in an attempt to make my points here. It’s about -3 degrees centigrade outside (about 26 Fahrenheit), and before the Americans and Canadians burst out laughing, our houses are not built for this: poorly insulated with random gaps to allow the ingress of small critters and cold air—though thankfully it’s only the cold air I’ve had to contend with here.