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The Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said Sunday that it will start negotiating with its EU counterparts in Brussels next week regarding recent trade frictions.Vice Minister of Commerce Zhong Shan and Jean-Luc Demarty,http://www.chloemaindesigner.com/, the European Commission's director-general for trade, will co-chair talks on China-EU trade and investment on May 27, according to a statement from the MOC.Zhong will also discuss issues related to solar panels and wireless telecoms equipment with EU Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht.The EU recently launched several trade remedy probes targeting Chinese goods.The EU backed a proposal in early May to impose punitive import duties on solar panels from China in order to prevent the dumping of Chinese panel products in the European market.Last week,gucci shoes, it proposed opening an anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation into mobile telecommunications equipment imported from China, a move that is believed to be aimed at Huawei and ZTE,bottegavenetamaindesigner.com, China's two biggest telecoms system and equipment producers.The EU's proposed levying of punitive duties on Chinese solar panels would severely impair bilateral trade ties, Ministry of Commerce spokesman Shen Danyang warned on May 16,bottega veneta outlet, adding that "China's preference to use dialogue and negotiations to resolve the frictions has not changed."
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There seems to be a misunderstanding in current discussions about health insurance in China. The debate has focused on the absolute costs of healthcare treatment worldwide, rather than looking at the real issue of accessibility and equality. Some have drawn the conclusion that no country anywhere in the world offers free healthcare. This is a bit odd.Universal health insurance coverage is one aspect of social welfare, which is part of the distribution system. The first principle of this system is fairness. It's about money, sure, and where the money goes, but it's not all about money.Social welfare is essentially a redistribution of wealth that is aimed at enabling all citizens to have access to a high standard of social security. This is the basis of social stability. The essence of universal health insurance coverage should be that all citizens can enjoy the same standard of services.Within a universal health insurance system, no matter whether in rich nations or poor ones, equality is always the most important principle. And it can only be guaranteed by proper and comprehensive management, not by money. The key to comparing different countries' universal health insurance systems is to see whether the citizens have equal access to services, instead of how much is spent.As the discussion about universal health insurance turns into one only about the amount of money, a misunderstanding emerges: The more money there is, the better the medical insurance will be. This can only do harm to the future reform of the distribution system.Modern universal health insurance systems usually started from charity. For example in some developed countries, the church and some non-government organizations helped the poor. But as the reallocation system built up, universal health insurance becomes a vital part of social welfare.Just as with the right to know and the right to participate, the right to social welfare is a basic one. Citizens have the right to enjoy basic social welfare as long as they pay taxes. Today it is no longer a form of charity. You don't have to wait for others to judge whether you deserve charity,coach factory outlet, instead, access to welfare has become an equal right that everyone should enjoy. If the primary distribution of wealth is like making a cake, then secondary distribution is like dividing the cake. But a bigger cake doesn't necessarily signify an equal division. Only when the rules of how to divide the cake are properly applied can we stop the ordinary people who worked hard to make the cake bigger ending up with the very smallest pieces.One crucial step is to ensure everyone shares the same interests. When this isn't handled well, countries fall into the "middle-income trap" that has characterized many developing nations. Unless the cake is divided equally according to a fair set of rules, striving to make it bigger is futile. The Chinese should learn from the lesson and avoid it in their own nation. Equal redistribution of wealth is a basic principle of socialism. The primary distribution might be based on social division of labor, but the secondary distribution should be based on equality above all else. During this year's two sessions, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao noted some problems that need to be tackled during China's reform, such as unfair income distribution, lack of integrity and corruption. Unfair income distribution was placed first. The misunderstanding that social welfare is all about the amount of money, rather than the distribution of it, obviously hinders the implementation of reform.The author is a senior editor with the People's Daily.
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