China and the Developmental State Model
Is China a developmental state? China’s economic success—it is the world’s second-largest economy—did not simply happen. The state played a ...
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Chinese Investment Tripled in US in 2016, Doubled in Europe
Combined Chinese direct investment in the advanced economies of North America and Europe more than doubled in 2016 to a ...
After Paris Climate Agreement, What’s Next?
When it comes to forging international agreements the U.S. and Europe are oceans apart from China and Russia in their ...
Break the Vicious Cycles Choking China’s Economy
As China enters a new stage of economic development, the key to continued growth will be reforms aimed to shift ...
Where Does China Rank in the World?
By Bonita Chen Since the beginning of former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping’s economic reforms in 1978, China has undergone unrivaled ...
China’s CITIC Antes Up $113 Billion for Silk Road Initiative
By Lauren Dodillet Chinese state-owned conglomerate CITIC Ltd. announced last week that it will invest upwards of $113 billion dollars ...
China Forms Infrastructure Bank Despite US Opposition
By Lauren Dodillet Representatives from China, India, and 19 other Asian nations gathered in Beijing last Friday to sign a ...
Economist: To Tackle its Problems, China Must Continue to Invest
Without more investment, an economist argues that China cannot solve its most pressing problems, including pollution, traffic congestion, food security, ...
Infrastructure and the Environment in Chinese Cities: Prospects for Improvement
by John Bachmann and Joe Burnett Infrastructure has opened the door to socio-economic development in China. Economic growth—facilitated in part ...
Economic Development Policies for Central and Western China
The PRC government has ramped up incentives to develop central and western China—will foreign companies bite?by Nancy Huang, Joie Ma, ...
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