Can Li Peng help boost the no side?

Article Abstract:

The forces against Quebec separatism will use the current trade negotiations with Chinese Prime Minister to show that Quebec will be cutting itself off from trade with China if it wins autonomy. This could be a strong argument with business leaders who want a piece of China's fast-growing economy.

International trade, National liberation movements, Quebec

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The way to the number 1 market

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China has one of the fastest growing economies in the world, and many Canadian firms are trying to set up trade contracts with China. Canada-China Business Council Pres Jack Austin urges Canadians to learn more about China's history and culture before doing business in that nation.

Foreign investments, Corporations, Corporations, Canadian

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Reaching for an economic bonanza

Article Abstract:

China's economy is growing very quickly, and will become a major economic power by the year 2000. In 1992, China's gross domestic product increased by 12.8%. China's economic growth will open new international trade opportunities for Canada.

Economic aspects, Economic development

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