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A Free Media’s Role in China’s Economy

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A Free Media’s Role in China’s Economy

The Chinese leadership under President Xi Jinping has taken a hard line on press freedom, civil rights and judicial independence. But China’s most famous economist, Wu Jinglian, believes China needs more, rather than less, political reforms. WSJ's Andrew Browne explains why press freedom is crucial to a better economy.

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