Battleground of ideas
Updated: 2012-07-06 08:47
(China Daily)
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Experts list what they think are the key areas of research
Kerry Brown,
Chatham House
How China handles the responsibility of being an economic superpower ahead of schedule
Why China is investing so little in the rest of the world
Whether it is a myth that China is naturally insular
Whether a Mitt Romney victory might actually be good for China-US relations
Xu Wei,
China Center for International Economic Exchanges
How to boost China's historically low household consumption rate
The need to create more consumers in rural areas by raising incomes and providing more infrastructure
How measures to provide a welfare safety net in China will boost consumption
Housing and the need for more affordable homes in China
Miranda Carr and Oliver Barron,
NSBO
Hard or soft landing for China economy
Whether the property bubble has been sufficiently deflated
When will the yuan become convertible and will it threaten the dollar's supremacy
Would a euro collapse hit China hard
European companies repatriating money from China
Isabel Hilton,
CEO of chinadialogue
The impact of China's subsidized clean energy industries on foreign competition
Whether China has managed to achieve a more environmentally sustainable model of development
Whether China is meeting the environmental targets set out in the 12th Five-Year Plan (2011-15)
Will China's hunger for resources place an intolerable strain on the planet
Duncan Innes-Ker,
senior researcher, Economist Intelligence Unit
Which are the fastest growing areas of China in which to invest
Is China meeting its environmental targets
Whether China is stepping up its overseas investment
The internationalization of the yuan and the opportunity for London to become an offshore renminbi center
James Fallows,
New America Foundation and national correspondent for the Atlantic
Why China-US relations are not top of the agenda for American people despite TV coverage
The convergence of Western and Chinese thinking about China
Why predictions of an economic collapse of China have been proved wrong for 30 years
China is no longer black or white and a more nuanced picture is emerging
Michael Barr,
Newcastle University
China's growing use of soft power and its impact
Whether the China-Africa relationship is more positive than many in the West believe
A lack of recognition in the West that China is still more a developing country than an economic giant
What China can offer the rest of the world in terms of culture and ideas rather than just exports
Whether China can meet its environmental obligations
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