China Reform Summit Fails to Deliver for Some

China's Communist Party has unveiled a glimpse of highly anticipated social and economic reforms for the world's second largest economy. But following a closed-door meeting in Beijing, the initial response to the government's plan has been muted, partly because of the blueprint’s lack of specifics. Official summaries of the plan say it calls for a greater role for the free market in the state-controlled economy, as well as other “comprehensively deepening reforms.” But...

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