Despite much criticism of China's tardiness in clearing up its enormous $307 billion non-performing loan problem, a recent report by global accounting and consulting firm Ernst and Young suggest that the situation is not as dire as often reported.
Despite much criticism of China's tardiness in clearing up its enormous $307 billion non-performing loan problem, a recent report by global accounting and consulting firm Ernst and Young suggest that the situation is not as dire as often reported.
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