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Tapping the Goldmine of China’s Sports Industry

Published on April 6, 2013 Author weprinsky

This article discusses the enormous growth potential for the Chinese Sports industry. While many sectors of the Chinese economy have taken off, growth in the sports industry has been relatively underwhelming. This article indicates that this is about to change. The government is working draw in more foreign and domestic private investment. Increasing disposable incomes… Continue reading Tapping the Goldmine of China’s Sports Industry →

China’s Population: Peak Toil

Published on January 28, 2013 Author weprinsky

In the past year the Economist reports that the number of working age Chinese has decreased by a staggering 3.45 million people. This statistic will likely help to evoke a push towards reforming the “one child rule” that China has in place. While the “one child rule” sounds very black and white, there are a… Continue reading China’s Population: Peak Toil →

Nuclear Power In China Makes a Push

Published on January 18, 2013 Author weprinsky

Construction’s started on a nuclear plant in Shandong province, south of Beijing. China now has the most plants under construction, which has critics in and out of the country concerned about safety. This is undoubtedly fueled by the recent Fukushima disaster, which did temporarily slow construction. However, the sector is making a comeback, and power output… Continue reading Nuclear Power In China Makes a Push →