The Dragon Still Roars
The global economic crisis has hurt Chinese exporters, but business is still humming in a wide range of sectors
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March 9, 2009 Cover
Volume 87, Issue 10
The global economic crisis has hurt Chinese exporters, but business is still humming in a wide range of sectors
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