Eve Cary

Eve Cary is a research assistant at the Brookings Institution.

She has worked for the World Bank, the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and the Asia Society.

Her research focuses on Chinese domestic politics, overheating and real estate issues, and central-local relations.

Posts by Eve Cary

P2P companies match shadow lenders with borrowers in China. Can Beijing manage the growing risks?

If the CCP is hoping for limited reforms with the new free trade zone, it might get more than it bargained for.

Chinese leaders are crossing the river by feeling the stones, but the river is proving to be wider than expected.

While a step in the right direction, immense obstacles remain to signing a bilateral investment treaty.

State-Owned Enterprises have traditionally dominated Chinese ODI. This is starting to change.

Although it faces strong resistance, reforms will be vital if the Chinese economy is to continue to evolve.

Non-performing loans may not bring down China’s banks, but they will hinder its economic transition.

The volume of shadow banking reached a staggering 55 percent of China’s GDP in 2012.

“Shanghai’s Zhabei District center issued a record 53 divorces in a single day.”

China’s efforts at foreign direct investment (OFDI) have had mixed results. Eve Cary gives us her take.

Capital outflow reforms have come in fits and starts, but the overall trend is certainly toward a more open system.

China’s State Council has announced a property sales tax hike, aimed at cooling the nation’s overheating market.