Push and Pull： Opposing Forces on China＇s Growl

IN the second half of 2011,the European debt crisis spread further,sending shockwaves throughout the world and dragging down the global economic recovery. The world is turning its gaze from the U.S. with its sluggish economic recovery and Japan with its lasting depression to emerging economies like China and Brazil. The momentum of China’s economic growth will not only become the main concern of China’s major trade partners,but will also be a focus of world major transnational corporations’ attention.     

Are We Happy？

CHINA and its economic miracle, still in process, has long been a staple of media around the globe and is so often spoken of that it has become something of a cliché. After more than three decades of unprecedented growth, China has become the world’s second largest economy and its per capita GDP exceeded     

China Makes the World a Safer Place

THE outside world, especially the West, appears to be concerned about China’s development both in economic and security fields. Should the world fear the rise of China? How can China assure the world that its     

China＇s Changing Development Pattern

正DATA available on the world’s two largest economies,China and the U.S.,for 2013provide an opportunity to take stock of China’s immediate economic prospects and the more general challenges facing its economic development strategy.     

What Are the Real Problems of China＇s Economic Growth？

正CHINA is the world’s second-largest economy,and how its economic growth progresses will inevitably influence that globally.The outside world has followed closely the sustainability of China’s economic growth.Such interest was the basis for the BBC documentary How China Fooled the World.The documentary is centered around China’s economic growth having been driven by vast amounts of credit from the banking sector over the past few     

Exchanges

7.8Percent Statistics from the National Bureau of Statistics show that China’s GDP grew by 7.8 percent in 2012. Although the growth rate is lower than that of 2011, it is still the highest among leading world economies and China’s contribution to the world’s economic development is increasing. According to the latest forecast by the IMF, the global     

China and the Global Economic Crisis

AS the global economic meltdown triggered by the U.S. subprime lending mess enters its fourth year, signs of a full recovery are still nowhere to be seen. The Eurozone debt crisis rages on, further troubling the fragile world economy. Like the Great Depression of the 1930s, the current crisis is likely going through a cycle of contraction, stagnation and recovery. Unlike the Great Depression, however, which was primarily a secondary sector crisis, today’s economic     

Migratory Manufacturers： Foreign Enterprises Relocate to Southeast Asia

DURING its momentous economic expansion, China quickly became one of the largest manufacturing countries in the world and was often referred to as the world’s factory. It attracted a huge amount of foreign investment and the "Made in China" tag became ubiquitous. In recent years China’s position in the world economy has changed further, and the country     

U.K. Needs Clear Choice on China Relations

正CHINA and Britain have potentially one of the world’s most fruitful international economic relationships.Not only do they account for 16 percent of world GDP,but their two economies are mutually complementary rather than competitive.China is now the world’s largest industrial producer,     

China a Key Engine of Global Economic Growth

IT’S four years since the onset of the global financial crisis,and the extent to which the world economy stays afloat on China’s economic buoyancy has grown only more pronounced. The cyclical nature of China’s economic growth     

China Opens Innumerable Doors

Accurately analyzing and predicting China’s economic development has earned me a living and opened innumerable doors,for more than 20 years.It also brought the satisfaction of seeing individual interest and skills linked to the world’s biggest story-the growth of China’s economy and its"national revival."My relationship with China started unusually as I analyzed its economy for more than 20 years before I could make a visit The interest started in the 1980s when,for theoretical economic reasons,I concluded its economic     

Showcasing the Chinese Dream

<正>A new window into China opens at the Book Expo America with the launch of English editions of the year’s most popular books China has accomplished an economic and developmental miracle over a few short decades—growth that has taken other nations centuries to achieve—yet many still wonder what the future holds for the 1.3 billion citizens of the world’s most populous country and its political leadership.To that end,a historic     

BUILDING A SHARED FUTURE FOR ALL

The year 2019 was eventful in global affairs.It also marked the 70th founding anniversary of the People’s Republic of China(PRC).China has changed in ways unimaginable seven decades ago.It has become a leading engine of the global economy.Its citizens and companies are active all over the world.As China’s economic footprint has grown,so has its need for diplomatic engagement.     

Keep Fit, Be Healthy

China’s obesity problem is attracting almost the same level of world attention as its phenomenal rate of economic growth. Today, 22.8 per- cent of China’s population is overweight, yet its rate of malnutrition is 20 to 30 percent, and in undeveloped regions is as high as 50 percent, according to statistics. Why is China facing the problem of obesity, com- mon in developed countries, when it is still a developing country with a high rate of malnutrition? Experts in the f ield attribute this …     

Neighboring Countries Gain from China’s FDI

正SINCE 1979,when the policy of reform and opening-up came into force,China’s economic growth has been among the most rapid in Asia.Owing to similar cultures but different natural resources,China and its neighboring countries have complemented one another’s needs during their respective phases of development.Bilateral investments and cooperation are hence mutually beneficial to China and its neighbors.These complementary economies and     

Lessons to Be Learned from the Shanghai FTZ

正DEVELOPMENTS since the launch last year of Shanghai’s Free Trade Zone(FTZ)illustrate once more that certain Western media still fail to grasp that China’s economic policy has achieved more than three decades of rapid economic growth.The signifi cance of the FTZ and the lessons to be drawn from it,therefore,merit an analysis of its development.China has famously developed its economic policy     

STILL PULLING ITS WEIGHT

<正>Despite recent market turbulence and prolonged slowdown,China is still the backbone of global growth The sheer size of China’s market means that its suffering is the world’s suffering.There’s no better evidence for the expression than what happened in August—China’s stock market rout rattled investors abroad and     

Clarity Needed on China’s Share Market

IMPORTANT economic issues and policies in China are honing in on its stock markets.These include proposals for the wider availability of short selling and the suggestion China’s pension funds should increase share purchases.     

Managing forex Reserves

China needs to ensure the security and profitability of its assets China is the world’s largest holder of foreign exchange(forex)reserves, which reached $3.31 trillion in 2012.The annual growth of its forex reserves alone would still place China     

Chinese Economy under the New Normal Situation

IN 2014,the term"new normal"entered discourse both domestically and globally.It became a popular way to sum up the current features of the Chinese economy and China’s initiation and gradual deepening of a new round of comprehensive reform against the backdrop of sluggish world economic recovery.Under the new normal situation,China is still confident,and feels capable of steering the world economy on a course of steady progress.