CAS Research Fellowship for International Young Researchers
CONTRACT
The engaging party: The Institute of , Chinese Academy of Sciences
The engaged party: Dr.
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Labour Contract
Employer:
Legal Representative:
Address:
Employee:
Name:
Gender:male
Address:
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LETTER OF INTENT FOR POSSIBLE
CONTRACT FOR SALE OF ASSETS
Possible Seller: _____________________________
Possible Buyer: _____________________________
Business: _____________________________
Date: ______________, 20_____
This is a non-binding letter of intent that contains provisions that are being discussed for a possible sale of the Business named above from the possible Seller named above to the possible Buyer named above. This is not a contract. This is not a legally binding agreement. This is merely an outline of possible contract terms for discussion purposes only. This is being signed in order to enable the Possible Buyer to apply for financing of the purchase price. This letter of intent is confidential and shall not be disclosed to anyone other than the parties and their employees, attorneys and accountants and the possible lenders of the Possible Buyer. The terms of the transaction being discussed are attached hereto, but the terms (and the possible sale itself) are not binding unless and until they are set forth in a written contract signed by Possible Seller and Possible Buyer. The word “shall” is used in the attached terms only as an example of how a contract might read, and it does not mean that the attached terms are or ever will be legally binding.
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Witnesses
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Witnesses
Order of China Securities Regulatory Commission
No. 23
The Measures for the Administration of Post-holding of Senior Managers of Securities Investment Fund Industry， adopted at the 98th executive meeting of the chairman of China Securities Regulatory Commission on June 29， 2004， are hereby promulgated and shall come into force as of October 1， 2004.
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Administration of Securities Investment Fund Management Companies Procedures
PART ONE GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1 These Procedures have been formulated in accordance with the Securities Investment Funds Law， the Company Law and other relevant laws and administrative regulations in order to strengthen the regulation of securities investment fund management companies， standardize the acts of securities investment fund management companies and protect the lawful rights and interests of fund shareholders and relevant parties.
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Rules for the Implementation of the Registry and Clearance Business of Listed Open-end Fund
August 23， 2004
Chapter 1 General Provisions
1.1 This Rules is promulgated with a view to maintaining the order of securities investment fund market， protecting the legal rights of investors and standardizing the registry and clearance business of listed open-end fund， in accordance with the Securities Investment Fund Law of the People’s Republic of China and the relevant provisions of other laws， regulations， rules and those set forth by China Securities Depository and Clearance Co.， Ltd. （hereinafter referred to as this Company）。
1.2 The listed open-end fund referred to in this Rules is the open-end fund replaced， listed and transacted in Stock Exchange. Listed open-end fund may be subscribed and transacted through Stock Exchange， or subscribed， applied for and redeemed through fund manager or its best effort institution.
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Administration of Money Market Funds Tentative Provisions
Article 1 These Provisions have been formulated in accordance with the Securities Investment Funds Law， the Administration of the Operation of Securities Investment Funds Procedures and the Administration of the Entry of Fund Management Companies into the Interbank Market Provisions in order to promote the development of securities investment funds （Funds）， standardize the offering， operation and related activities of money market funds and protect the lawful rights and interests of investors and related parties.
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Announcement of the Peoples Bank of China
The Rules for Approving the Access of Banking Financial Institutions to the Nationwide Inter-Bank Borrowing Market， which have been formulated by the People’s Bank of China pursuant to the Law of the People’s Republic of China on the People’s Bank of China， the Administrative Licensing Law of the People’s Republic of China and the Measures of the People’s Bank of China for the Implementation of Administrative Licensing， are promulgated hereby for implementation.
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Financial Protectionism
I am sure readers are familiar with the economic theory of comparative advantage applied to production and trade, and how open markets can promote economic welfare. Indeed, free trade has done a lot of good to economies that have embraced it, by allowing much greater efficiency in the allocation of resources. Understandably, however, those in an importing country employed in an industry that is less efficient than the same industry in an exporting country will not like losing their jobs. They will want protectionist measures that limit (cheap) imports and promote (more expensive) domestic production. Although protectionist measures will, in theory at least, lower the overall welfare of the economy, governments often listen to the short-term interests of their people. So the threat of protectionism seriously limiting the application of international comparative advantage always exists.
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Administration of the Finance Companies of Enterprises Groups Procedures
（Promulgated by the China Banking Regulatory Commission on 27 July 2004 and effective as of 1 September 2004.）
PART ONE GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1 These Procedures have been formulated in accordance with the relevant laws and administrative regulations such as the PRC， Company Law and the PRC， Banking Regulation Law in order to standardize the activities of the finance companies of enterprise groups （hereafter referred to as “finance companies”）， to prevent financial risk， and to facilitate the stable and sound operation and healthy development of finance companies.
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