China has already overtaken the EU and 1 rank below the US in its R&D spending this year. The research and development budgets in Europe and America have consumed the weight of advanced economies in science and technology research, patent citations and scientific publications, leaving China on track to be the world’s top R&D spender by 2019. The reason why China intensely focus in its R&D is driven by economic dynamism, its long-term commitment to science ...
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Who doesn't know Jack Ma... The current richest man in China caused by his agile Alibaba's IPO move in the US market. We know that currently, China's economy has been in the slowdown state, but what does Jack Ma think about this slowdown? Let's take a look ... Don't You Worry About the Slowdown... In Ma's opinion, the 'over-reacted' attention from all of the world reflects the global importance of Chinese economy. He added that continuing to strive for the double dig...
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Growth in Latin America and the Caribbean countries has weakened very significantly over the last few years. If we go back to the “golden decade” from 2003 to 2011, when rising commodity prices empowered a strong expansion, why did the region was unable to sustain sufficiently high growth rates to catch up with more advanced economies? One of the answers is Latin America’s success in expanding more sophisticated and complex goods. The 'It' Complex Factor Recent research led ...
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Hello everyone, another week has just begun! In this beautiful Monday, I will bring up the issue about the China growth rate 2015 analysis. China has been surprising us for the past few years with its economy growth. Even though now, China is running into the economic slow down, so many analysts believe that, this 'Middle Kingdom' country will keep make us wonder in the future (click here for more information about "Why China Matters?"). "With high rate of investment and consumption, I t...
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The Third Plenum provided an impressive statement of reform intentions, but it changed nothing on the ground. Capital Economics pointed to these six signposts to look for to gauge how rapidly new policies will actually be implemented. 1. 2014 GDP target. The coming weeks should provide a few clues on how fast the leadership intends to act. The National Development and Reform Commission, China’s top economic planner, this week said it is drafting a reform plan for 2014. China-...
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Container Loading Supervision (4 out 4)
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Quality Inspections during Travel Restrictions ( 3 out of 4)
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International Sales Contract
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