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http://www.weforum.org/dalian 03.10.2007
China: Resolving Tensions of Growth
In partnership with the World Economic Forum, and with the participation of leading Chinese experts, the BBC World Debate explores the tensions created by China's breathtaking economic growth. Economic success is quickly reshaping the nation's fortunes, creating new business and social expectations, and transforming society. How will the Chinese model maintain a balanced and sustainable path of rapid economic development, protect the environment and maintain social stability?
Discussion Leaders
Pierre E. Cohade, President, Asia-Pacific Region, Goodyear Tire Management Company (Shanghai), People's Republic of China
Fan Gang, Director, National Economic Research Institute, China Reform Foundation, People's Republic of China
C. S. Kiang, Chairman, Environment Fund, Peking University, People's Republic of China
Wu Qing, Member of the Board, Beijing Cultural Development Center for Rural Women, People's Republic of China; Social Entrepreneur
Facilitated by
Nik Gowing, Main Presenter, BBC World, United Kingdom

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  • American should stop driving their 7L V8 pick up.

  • why those western all kick the ball to china?

    if they pay higher price for environment, china can make clear and more sustainable product.

    greedy multinational companies.

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  • @dwq8762

    Thats not true, they will rellocate somewhere else. As soon as MNE's saw the opportunity for cheap labour, they went to China overnight. They can just as easily move out over night as well. Lets also be honest, its the west buying chinese goods, not the chinese buying western goods, who's dependant on who now?

  • @stealthpakfa lol your realize that AMERICA is a country of ALL kinds of people, AFRICAN, ASIAN, MIDDLE EASTERN, HISPANIC AND EUROPEAN. Those people are ALL American. Quit being an IGNORANT person. Also don't forget about American ALLIES, like The Republic of China, Japan, and South Korea. They don't want China to take over and The Republic of China and South Korea BOTH have a strong military. Just keep that in mind

  • Yes, China is going into deep area of economic reforms and will meet a lot of problems. All our Chinese we should work hard together to solve these problems. Actually, these are common problems that meet each nation in development, whether US, Japan or UK. It still needs another 30 years to resolve before making China a really developped country

  • the western jealousy towards china is amazing. i laugh at it.

    the west are scared like dogs.

    china will rise and eventually rule over the white population. then the white people can be mere slaves. until that time arises, let the white people have their fun.

  • just don't take the BBC seriously

  • I wish those conversations to run in korea.

    Korea is the same.

    High economic growth in short term with the family oriented tradition(yes, top down), Korea is now suffering the gap between the reality and ambition.

    Culture is the major key which can solve these problems.

  • talking to the war, great presentation

  • china is doing best in the all developing world

  • i think they should stop talking about it and do somthing about it for a change.

  • I totally agree with gaoxiuyuan

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