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目录
2） Era of the Multinationals
3） Mr.Intel Goes to China
4） A Legend in the Making
5） Foreign Telecom Companies Rush to Help Spend $ 40 Billion
Lesson20 Supplementary Reading:
1） For Oil Industry, That Next ‘Elephant’ Proves Elusive
2） China in Petroleum Plitics
3） The New Economics of Oil
PartⅡ Brief Answers or Clues to Questions on Content and Language Points & Key to Exercises
Lesson1
Lesson2
Supplementary Reading：
Lesson3
Appendix to lesson 1—3
Lesson4
Lesson5
Lesson6
Lesson7
Appendix to lesson 7
Lesson8
Lesson9
Lesson10
1） China's Foreign Investors Stake Claim to the Interior
Lesson11
Lesson12
Lesson13
Lesson14
Lesson15
Lesson16
Lesson17
Lesson18
Lesson19
Lesson20
2） FDI Flood Meets Barries
3） Investors Must Be Prepared for the Long Haul
4） Globalization's Depredations Are Real and Brutal
Lesson3 Article for Exercise：
The Outlook
Supplementary Reading：
1） Market Plays Important Role
Part1 Exercise & Supplementary Reading
2） More Foreign Firms Do Well in China—but It's Tough
3） Bultish Firms Clamor for china Market
Lesson4 Artlcle for Exerclse：
For World Economy,the Worst of Recession has Passed
Lesson5 Article for Exercise：
U.S. as Self-appointed Global Hall Monitor
Supplementary reading：
1） Clinton Reaffirms ASIA-Pacific Role
2） Why I'm Going to Beijing
3） Uneasy Together
Lesson1 Article for Exercise：
4） Clinton Outlines'97 Trade Policy
5） A Serics on International Response to the US Helms-Burton Act
a. EU Unites to Retaliate against Helms-Burton
b. U.S. Seeks to Calm Angry EU
c. Ibeor-American Summit Slams U.S. Law on Cuba
d. Clinton Delays Enforcing Anti Cuba Business Law
Lesson6 Article for Exercise:
East Europeans Fear Protectionism
Supplementary Reading：
1） After 40 Years,EU Arrives at Crossroads
China Leaps towards Top Ten Traders
2） EU's Iuternal Market Producing Jobs
3） Europe Rising
4） Obstacles Slow Europe's Drive to Unity
5） Common Currency May Yet Divide Europe
6） Why Non-Europeans Should Care about EMU
7） The Other Foot,Despite Warmer Ties,the EU Targets Asian Exports
Lesson7 Article for Exercise：
Surplus Is a‘Time Bomb’,EC Warns Japan
Lesson8 Aticle for Exercise：
1） Taming the Chaebols
Supplementary Reading：
2） Asia,You Cost Too Much
Supplementary Reading：
1） The Next Step
2） What Asia—and the World—Must Do
3） Less Cash Flow Currency Controls Gain a Hearing as Crisis in Asia Takes Its Toll
4） Water,Water Everywhere But Less to Drink in Asia
5） Asia Chokes on Growing Pollution
Lesson9 Article for Exereise：
1） Smooth Ride on the Road to Success
2） Economy：the Numbers Add Up to Prosperity
1） China's Import Growth Rate Exceeds Export Growth in 1998
Supplementary Reading：
Why Africa Can Thrive like Asia
Lesson10 Article for Exercise：
Greater Wealth of Nations
Supplementary reading：
1） Fifty Years On
2） Success Brings New Challenges
3） All Free Traders Now?
Lesson11 Areicle for Exercise：
Let's Make a Trade
2） ‘Greater China’on the March
Lesson12 Article for Exercise：
Syrup-maker's Bold Strategy
Supplementary reading：
1） Pepsi and Coke Go to War Again
2） How the U.S. Helped Big Tobacco Crack Asia's Market
Lesson13 Article for Exercise
A Healthy Appetite for World Market
Lesson14 Article for Exercise：
Review of Markets—Corn Futures
Supplementary Reading：
Lesson2 Article for Exercise：
Commodities Market,Despites Gains,Will Be Remembered for Its Losses
Lesson15 Article for Exercise：
1） Grains, Soybeans Suffer Setbacks
2） Oil Companies Act to Save Refining Margins
Lesson16 Supplementary Reading：
1） When Cool Goes Cold
2） The Power Brands
3） China Targcts World Markets
4） Setting a Course for the New Global Landscape
Lesson17 Supplementary Reading：
1） China Tries Guiding Foreign Investment
1） Car Producers Race for Global Presence?
2） Glut of Metal
3） Electric Vehicles：They's Practical Now
4） Automobile Industry Moves Ahead—over a Bumpy Road
Lesson18 Supplementary Reading：
1） From Silk to synthetics, a Question of Quotas
2） Trade Quotas Builds New Chinese Wall
Lesson19 Supplementary reading：
1） What Bill Gates Really Wants
2） Making a Difference Is the Dream,Not Getting Rich