Stories from the summit

October 15, 2008 | BY

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Regulatory reform in China is more important than ever to investors in the country. Leading lawyers talked about how the government's various regulatory approach shape investors' behaviours at the 5th annual China Law & Practice China Summit.

Joanna Law reports


The economics of a green China

The air quality in Beijing during the Olympic Games was noticeably more bearable than usual. This was thanks to law-makers' restrictive legislative approach in protecting the environment. Factories were temporarily closed and the amount of vehicles on the streets was reduced. Official figures showed Beijing's air quality since the opening of the Games ranging from excellent to fairly good on the pollution index – the cleanest air quality in the past 10 years.

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