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    No house of cards, but in need of change

    Fri, 05/25/2012 - 11:53 EDT - The Economist - Free Exchange Blog
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    THIS week, the print edition has a special report on China's economy written by Simon Cox. I highly recommend it. While you're looking that over, however, don't neglect the accompanying multimedia fare, including today's Daily chart, this conversation with Mr Cox, and the video below: read more

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