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Economy
The raPid ecanomic growth which
Wort bas^begrm south of tropolis able lo take its placc among Orient Plaza' Square on Qianmen Steet' no"st. Bcijing strops are Tianaomen Asi" the we'stem half of the r,"*.4 *iift loads oibrand- naned as well as on district' where 800'000 Xidan street *oJ., ,"*o--o arc springing up -Jryt atc kilometes-of.prime land will be
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for the past decade has reinvigorated amved rn Chins's coastal cities has the city moves Beiiing anrl each day tbe sraY' ftnntitntY fron rule' ln.a citY
square ;a foriign-firrts l"* ir" govemment is rnui ,u" city to scu-re a stakc overhauled' The Beijiag i*iG to not odv year' counting on ;a;'- vast economy' I:s! 'bo" !t:J*:
".X't -"-Ust Pursred the most *t' '*ilr. "t"li*o planners now seek i.i "ia*it""' "t'y comfortable' even gna
oui rt e cotorn't
styles to sltce up resorting to Westem their dasigns.
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tour of U"og Xi"oPiog's dramrtic last Year gave southern Chim early
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ec,o modemize. Dsrg's trdtrse@t ot nomic reform told the people of China that it w8s oksy to make money and tbat being prosperous was in fact good for rhe coutrtry. A year later, Beijing resi-
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As china's econonic expansion
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dents are enjoyilg e welcome respile from tbe releutless, ideological litmus lives 6r!c:!ich Economic 1949. reformers 8trd are sDdous to Eold 1us.less neonle peurng
overflowsintorlortblecligits,communisn taind satellite h1||0 Cmhidry Sht is giving way to consumerism anong 50,0{0 pOplO OaCh, officials hop
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;aue.Snouoced an imporr pacbge tral w l pool 210 of tbe largesr promillion ioht vetrhre with Hoog K66g pro'ertv JecG' w:rth sbout $30 billioq, wtich swarbrg overseas bcblotogies. giant srrn Hung Kai to truuiia &" sG :e main focus will be on year old Dongan Marka and g gt56 1": P,t:i" 8g-ncultural' energl" raw ma0erials and million deal'-with Hong Kong tycrn,, infrastrucEre, c.H. Tung and rhe u.s. n ., The current package includes: 24 sachs, to cotrstruct a commercial aad
whlch will cover one squsre kilometer. other projects inctude a t300
Y.* modem shoppins. ^ TTTi* and &e Miaisky of For_ ena Uusiness cornplJ erg! l rade 8rd FJooomic Coqperatrbn,
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& Trade
Briefs
Ericsson
Ericsson, already with 2 million AXE lines active in Guangdong, signed $60-million contract with the provincc's PTT Bureau to zupply A)G digital switching oquipmcnt. The con-
Technology
Pacific Technologr Vcnnrre Fund (Boston, MA) has formod a venturccapital fund with Scicnce & Tochnologr Inve$ment, a frm in Shanghai, to invest in tochnol ogr-rdated enterpriscs in the area. Each side will contrib. utc $20 million as initial capital.
Textile
The China National Terile Council was offrcially set up late last month, replacing the
Zinc
China's zinc exports have jurp"d due to the country's necd for forcign currcncy carnings. Report from thc l,ondon
formcr Ministry of Textile [ndu6try. In 198, enterprises under the mini*ry creatod 76 percent of thc production value nadc by thc country'e tcxtilc indu$ry. By 1991, thepcrcentagc stuank by 18 points. Meanwhile, tcxtiles ougu chalked up by townCrip cntcrpriscE, which arc overscen by regional authoritics and othcr mini*rics, madc up 59 perccnt of thc total.
Cables
Olcx Cables and NEX AusraliE havc bccn awarded a oontract to srpply 3,150 lan optical fibers
to China- The contract is part of China'e project to irudl; btal of 12,00 km of cablc un&r a 5-year communbations upgading plan to imprsvc NortirlWcc China's telocom munication sf,viccs.
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Kodak
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in Singapore increascd 2,E75 metric tons to 67,650, or almo$ l0 percent of total stocks. Most of thc zirrc eorcd in Singaporc is of Chinese origin,
although thc warehouees-do not revcal the brands in storage.
Bigncd a
gm km of cable will bc 9p to
and the rest by August n6:c year. The Australian Interna_
Hydroelectricitv
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Conciliation
for InThe Amcrican Arbitration Ae_
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targcted at onc mi[ion chios R1 month and the production volumc is er@od to bc gradu
9otrc civil wgrla for rhc pro_ locr to cxpand thc Owcn Falls powcr station g0 kilomcers eas of Kampala.
oroetecrriciry projcct which wiil souDle Uganda's gencration caTh" Chinese firm will
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Real Estate
Bcijing has announccd a $22g mill ion real cstatc projecr, which is opn to both foreign and dome*ic buyers and invcstors. Thc project will involvc a
sory C;omminoc b promote the uce ofconciliation as a form of orsputc rcsoluion in inErnatronal hansadions with China. rr.$ nobd thu diryurcs with ar growing bocausc of .r-n-rna rts booming activity in thc intcr_ national market, which ie avcr_ aging aborn $200 bittion a ycar, Ic is also noted that since
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