New twists in the road

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While production, sales, and profits continue to increase for the car industry in China, companies that had hoped to offer financing of automobiles have continued to be stymied in their efforts to break into the Chinese market. Beijing has yet to allow these companies to do business there, in direct contradiction to WTO mandates. This article also provides car production and sales in China.

China, Foreign operations, Production data, International economic relations, Services information, Services, International aspects, Prevention, Protectionism, Industry forecasts, Automotive industry

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India plugs the gaps

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India has revised its bank laws that allow banks to more aggressively deal with dead-beat loans. Previously, seizing property belonging to companies and individuals responsible for bad loans could take upwards of 20 years. This policy change could greatly help the country's economics and economic standing.

India, Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Banking Regulation, Banking law

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Quotas may hurt. Vietnam's numbers look good, but its future is dimming thanks to domestic policies and pressure on exports

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This article consists of an economic analysis of Vietnam's future with respect to government policies that could undermine the country's growth, and limit interest by foreign investors.

Vietnam, Evaluation, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis

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