He also illustrates how China's leaders are grappling with reorienting growth from labour-intensive manufactured exports to capital-intensive services aimed at domestic consumers.Mr Spence is no fire-breathing ideologue, but he clearly believes the world trusts too much in laissez-faire and not enough in government.
But rather than advocating getting rid of the system altogether, they propose reorienting it to concentrate on promoting private businesses in poor countries.
Reorienting them would require capital investment that is difficult to attract in a country at war.
DONALD RUMSFELD is the most important secretary of defence since Robert McNamara in the Vietnam era: a 70-year-old veteran-cum-visionary charged with reorienting America's military machine from containing communism to fighting terrorism.
The strength of this opposition serves to explain why the caliphs, a few decades later, abandoning their attempt at reorienting religious beliefs, returned to traditional dogma.
Reorienting his German policy, he began to rely not on the assembly but on the common interest of the princes whom he led to share his point of view by personal contact.
The animal also may employ behavioral mechanisms, such as reorienting itself toward the Sun or flattening its body and spreading its legs to maximize its surface area exposure.
Reorienting herself in favour of brutal, self-healing honestly with Little Earthquakes, on the a capella "Me and a Gun" she sang of the sexual assault she suffered as a teenager.
In this case Perry stormed in, Jolly Hockey Sticky flailing wildly above her head and hellbent on reorienting the question to Labour's less-than-stellar record on regulating banks.
We will still be raising funds in the coming weeks, to beat our previous record, but we will also be reorienting our campaign towards the political.
Estonia set about transforming its government into a parliamentary democracy and reorienting its economy toward market capitalism.
