description: In writing this book, I have addressed the new problems facing the new China. I have based my findings on the analysis of different information as they appear in the following sources: relevant books, magazines and newspapers (China Daily, the Nikkei Weekly, Xinhua News, Agency, People's Daily, CCTV, China Radio, International, People's China, People's Daily, PLA Daily...), the Web: Chinability.com; China.org.cn; Einnews.com; Site-by-Site; China's yearbook; CIA - The World Factbook - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia; China WWW Virtual Library - Internet Guide for Chinese Studies; People's Daily Online; National Bureau of Statistics of China; China General Information; JI Glocom, and my own journeys to China and reflections. China Today is as resurgent a global economy as U.S., E.U. or Japan. Much of the demand came from China. The new country's appetite for raw materials - it now consumes about a quarter of the world's copper, iron ore and steel - is sending the commodity prices sky-high. China's government 2005 debt market has increasingly played an important role in the Chinese economic market over the past two decades. It needs further development and Chinese government is considering adopting new measurements to increase its transparency and efficiency.
language: English
title: China Today Online 2005
titlecomplete: China Today Online 2005
publisher: Authors Online Ltd