What could happen in China in 2014?

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      <subfield code="a">Two phrases will be important for 2014: "productivity growth" and "technological disruption"-- CIOs become a hot commodity -- The government focuses on jobs, not growth -- There will be more M&A in logistics -- Crumbling buildings get much-needed attention -- The country doubles down on high-speed rail -- Solar industry survivors flourish -- Mall developers go bankruptespecially state-owned ones -- The Shanghai Free Trade Zone will be fairly quiet -- European soccer teams invest in the Chinese Super League</subfield>
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