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China economy
What a China Hard Landing Means for Vietnam
By Luke Hunt
The consequences could be dire for the Southeast Asian state.
China's Road to Closer Ties With Russia
By Johannes Feige
Beijing's One Belt, One Road (OBOR) initiative appears to be an important part of its burgeoning ties with Moscow.
China Needs Market Reforms Now
By Rob Edens
The writing is on the wall for Beijing.
China’s $50 Trillion Plan for a Global Energy Grid
By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus, Scarborough Shoal, Nepal-China military ties, and myth-busting about China's economy. Friday China links.
Southeast Asia's Murky Future Clouds Obama's Sunnylands Summit
By Richard Cronin
Lingering questions continue to haunt the region and U.S. policy towards it even as a historic summit begins.
The Knock-On Effects of China’s Slowdown
By Sara Hsu
Demand for commodities is falling as China’s economy makes a structural shift.
How Likely Is a Financial Crisis in China?
By Patrick Hess
A look at the financial risk factors in China and how successful the government has been in addressing them.
China's Potential Pitfalls #2: The Limitations of China’s Political and Economic Models
By Xue Li
30 years since beginning its reforms, China has yet to create a political and social model for sustainable development.
Will China Repeat Japan's Economic Fate?
By Bo Zhiyue
The most worrying sign from China's new economic figures are indications of a deflation spiral.
What Does China Think of the TPP?
By Shannon Tiezzi
China is taking a wait-and-see approach on the U.S.-led trade deal.
Why Is China's Stock Market Crashing?
By Bo Zhiyue
Bad names, bad math or bad luck.
It’s Official: China, South Korea Sign Free Trade Agreement
By Shannon Tiezzi
Three years after negotiations started, China and South Korea officially signed a landmark new free trade agreement.
China’s Monetary Easing Strategy
By Sara Hsu
With the economy continuing to slow, expect some action on the monetary policy front this year.
China’s Economy: What Deng Can Teach Xi
By Michael Pettis
Michael Pettis on the four stages of China’s economic growth and the lessons of Deng Xiaoping.
Distrust About China’s Antitrust Campaign
By Jean-Marc F. Blanchard
Are concerns about China’s anti-monopoly investigations into foreign multinationals valid?
Amid Anti-Monopoly Probe, FDI in China Hits 2 Year Low
By Shannon Tiezzi
China's Commerce Ministry blames the slowdown on a sluggish global economy.
Li Keqiang: China's Economy Is Going Strong
By Shannon Tiezzi
At the Summer Davos forum, China's premier responded to concerns about China's economic strength.
China: Wealth and Democracy
By Christopher Ernest Barber
Will Western levels of income mean that China adopts Western models of democracy?
China Doesn’t Want to Be Number One
By Shannon Tiezzi
China is reluctant to be crowned the world's largest economic power — at least for now.
Does it Matter Whether China’s Economy is Number One?
By Dingding Chen
It matters very much whether or not China emerges as the world's top economy.
Is Moving Up the Value Chain a Mistake for China?
By Sara Hsu
The view that a nation must move out of manufacturing as it ascends the economic ladder may not be in China’s interests.
China to Be World's Largest Economy in 2014?
By Shannon Tiezzi
According to calculations based off a new World Bank report, China will become the world's largest economy this year.
Chinese Media: Actually, Our Economy Is Doing Just Fine
By Shannon Tiezzi
China's state media fired back at Western speculation the Chinese economy is headed for a fall.