Who's to blame?

Comment on "Fuel prices raised by 8%" (China Daily, November 1)

Even children know that people working in the oil industry earn huge money. Where is the "loss" from?

kittyinthebox

On China Daily website

If the refiners have made losses, why don't they quit? It seems logical enough.

BanksWong

On China Daily website

The global oil price has reached a record $93 a barrel.

I think this is because the US is planning to attack Iran, a big oil producer. It is the US aggressors who have been making oil trouble in the world, and they must be blamed.

Oil

On China Daily website

Not a good model

Comment on "Fed cuts rate to help ease housing slump" (China Daily website, November 1)

We hope housing in China will not slump like in the US.

The US' deepening housing slump has once again proved that their management of housing is not so perfect, so it is not necessary for us to learn from them.

Slump

On China Daily website

Be practical

Comment on "3 in 10 graduates yet to find work" (China Daily, November 1)

The number of Chinese university students has increased rapidly since universities enrolled many more students in 1999. However, many universities are not qualified enough to educate so many students. On the other hand, curricula are disconnected with the real market, so graduates can hardly meet job requirements.

In my opinion, there are two ways to solve this severe problem. First, reduce the number of the new students. Sencond, adjust the courses to ensure that students get a practical education.

Ronnie

On China Daily website

(China Daily 11/02/2007 page11)