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‘Made in China’: the dilemma

Posted on June 4, 2010 by Raymond Piombino

China is the showcase of the world with ‘Expo 2010 Shanghai China’. Still classified by the IMF as a developing country, its economic health, its strong membership of the G-20, its permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council, its … Continue reading →

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