Instruct: Identify the main and secondary category of Arxiv papers based on the titles and abstracts
Query: Is China Entering WTO or shijie maoyi zuzhi--a Corpus Study of English
  Acronyms in Chinese Newspapers   This is one of the first studies that quantitatively examine the usage of
English acronyms (e.g. WTO) in Chinese texts. Using newspaper corpora, I try to
answer 1) for all instances of a concept that has an English acronym (e.g.
World Trade Organization), what percentage is expressed in the English acronym
(WTO), and what percentage in its Chinese translation (shijie maoyi zuzhi), and
2) what factors are at play in language users' choice between the English and
Chinese forms? Results show that different concepts have different percentage
for English acronyms (PercentOfEn), ranging from 2% to 98%. Linear models show
that PercentOfEn for individual concepts can be predicted by language economy
(how long the Chinese translation is), concept frequency, and whether the first
appearance of the concept in Chinese newspapers is the English acronym or its
Chinese translation (all p < .05).

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