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Hu Xingdou
Hu Xingdou is a professor of economics at the Beijing Institute of Technology. He blogs on corruption, social and legal issues at
http://www.huxingdou.com.cn/
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China's poor: always with us?
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5 November 2009
Written by: Hu Xingdou
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