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Chinese economic reform
Can China’s Economy Overtake the United States?
By Robert Farley
Chinese economic growth has been the dominant fact of 21st century international relations, and will continue to shape global politics for the rest of the century.
China’s Coronavirus Outbreak and Economic Performance: Test for Performance Legitimacy?
By Dingding Chen
What does the Coronavirus outbreak mean for China’s future development?
Some of China’s Zombie Firms May Finally Die
By Sara Hsu
The government issues a statement that appears to crack down on dormant firms.
The Renminbi Joins the IMF's SDR Basket. Now What?
By Ankit Panda
This is a big moment for China, but its economy still has challenges that it needs to address.
China’s Real Estate Sector Drags on Growth
By Sara Hsu
A continued slowdown in the property market is having implications for other sectors.
China’s Mixed Growth Forecasts
By Sara Hsu
The more conservative estimates of China’s future economic growth may underestimate its capacity to reform.
China’s Economy: Stimulated But Not Aroused
By Sara Hsu
Stimulus alone won’t be enough to revive the Chinese economy.
The Fallout From China’s Property Downturn
By Sara Hsu
The repercussions of a weaker property market will test Beijing’s zeal for reform.
Can China Become a High-Income Economy?
By Christopher Ernest Barber
The IMF thinks so, but some challenging reforms will be needed if China is to avoid the middle-income trap.
China Intentions Unclear on Weakening Currency
By James Parker
What is behind the recent slide in the renminbi? There are several possible answers.
China’s Delicate Jobs Challenge
By John Marshall
Beijing will need to balance much-needed economic reforms with continued job creation.
China’s Three Challenges in 2014
By Minxin Pei
Xi Jinping has announced a bold blueprint for reform. Now he has to execute it.
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