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This article discusses China's income distribution gap. It also relates to the methods used and the dishonesty China has presented previously. Philosophically, there should be no income gap because of the basic concepts of communism, but this is not the case.

This is a very interesting article about how Chinese economists are going to raise the value of the yuan. It seems that there are outreaching effects in the United States - the exports from China will raise in price and therefore Americans' disposable income will start to decrease. 

The main idea of this article is exactly what the title states. China says that the high tariffs on solar panels produced in China "could undermine global economy and harm international efforts to combat global warming". Here, we can see several problems: scarcity and sustainability - the protection towards Chinese solar panels may force countries to use non-renewable sources as energy instead of renewable sources of energy such as the solar system. The article also mentions China's retaliation towards the US, as China would "purchase less American factory equipment and raw materials for making solar panels".

The article evaluates the exchange rate policy of China

This article talks about China hoping to reduce poverty by implementing policies to steady birth rates (keeping growth rates under 0.8). This would most likely help China reducing the "growth" but I believe this would not make a significant difference considering China's total population.

This column recounts the limits placed on China's growth by scarce natural resources, concluding "that the planet simply cannot sustain a population of China's size joining the west in its reckless consumption."

In this article we can unfortunately see that there is a big problem about scarce resources in China. "only 1 per cent of air is fit to breathe", "...such is the scarcity of water." " the planet simply cannot sustain a population of China's size joining the west in its reckless consumption" but China has a right to live like western countries. Unfairly, all these problems came out because of China's population in the article. I was not know these things about China.

The article is related with the production quota of rare earth minerals in China and also it mentions the reducing of the export quotas of rare minerals.

This article is about that China fears that if the US turns to protectionism it will have very bad effect and undermine the global economy, it would also harm international efforts to combat global warming.

This article discusses about how emerging economies like India and China can grow. This article states that China has prolonged 'export-led growth' for too long, and should now consider consumer led growth. India ont he other hand, should consider private investment as a strategy for growth.

This article talks about the "rare" trade deficit that China may experience next year. This is due to weak demand in Europe and America for Chinese imports. It is ironic in the sense that we perceive China as an exporting 'power-house' and now it is experiencing a trade deficit. This would limit the growth for the Chinese economy.

The article is about the views on the rationality of China devaluing its own currency.

The article is about the fear that the decrease in imports and exports will slow down the economic growth of China.

This article is about how China's exports have decreased and this small decrease has proportionally decreased the economic growth rate. 

This article is in regards to the International Monetary Fund working to a new structure of voting rights, that would greatly benefit emerging economies such as China and Brazil. This would be appropriate seeming as China and Brazil's contribution is huge.

As the demand for oil is increasing, the supplier will be enjoying a great income of profit.

This article is about the water scarcity in China. The article also explains why the water pricing should be liberalize.

China threatens to bring its opposition to India's toy import ban to the WTO, while India seems poised to restrict other Chinese products

to attract more consumers purchasing online goods from Chine. this can help the economy in China to boost up with the increase in exporting.

This article is about China imposing a heavy trade restriction (tariffs - $1 billion) on the import of chicken from the United States. The imposition of tariffs would lead to a loss in 300 000 jobs in the poultry industry in the United States.