In the span of only a few days, there appears to be a shift in sentiment among China’s policymakers as regards the assistance they might be willing to offer the Eurozone. But it also appears that the promise of a little quid pro quo on the part of the Eurozone could go a long, long way to convincing Beijing that it’s a worthwhile undertaking. According to the Chinese premier, Wen Jiabo, the country stands ready to offer help to get the Eurozone through the current debt crisis. In exchange, however, Europe should officially accord China with full-market economy status. As the Premier put it, that would be the “way a ... (full story)