Taming the Real Estate Market

Sales offices for housing projects are no longer enjoying the overcrowded showrooms of prospective buyers.Agents of second-hand houses have resorted to canvassing chents by making repeated phone calls,only to see transaction volumes drop further,while Chinese home buyers walt with money in hand to see how the current housing situation plays out.     

Taming Wildlife Trade

From the onset of the pneumonia caused by the novel coronavims in Wuhan,Hubei Province in central China,in late 2019,people have been trying to unravel a mystery:Where did the virus come from,and how was it first passed to humans?     

Taming the Desert

<正>Efforts to reverse desertification and land degradation in Inner Mongolia offer a template for further exploration In 2000,throughout March and April,Beijing was engulfed in one of the worst spell of sandstorms in history.It was at that time that many Chinese people became acutely aware of the threat of     

Taming Financial Cycles Carefully

<正>While the markets debate China’s latest round of economic growth,national regulators are focusing on an equally important factor in the economy—financial cycles.In its latest quarterly monetary policy implementation report,the People’s Bank of China(PBOC),the nation’s central bank,devoted a special column to this concept,describing it as an"increasingly significant issue"that should be handled with macroprudential approaches to prevent systemic     

Taming Wild Banking Risks

<正>Banking regulator keeps a watchful eye on Chinese banks to fend off threats as their credit ratings come into question Intermational credit rating agency Fitch Ratings warned 16 Chinese banks of     

Taming the Wild West

正Xinjiang embraces fast and far-reaching economic development Situated in the remote expanse of northwest China, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is no longer the wild west, having grown into a prosperous continental bridge linking China with its neighboring Eurasian countries, benefiting from favorable policies and improved social stability. Xinjiang is the largest provincial-level administrative region in China, with one sixth of Chinese land territory at an area of 1.66 mil-     

Taming the Wild Animal Law

Legislators seek balance between stewardship and protection of fauna Chinese cuisine and medicine traditionally prize certain varieties of wild animals as ingredients, but public concern has mounted over the consequences of wide- spread consumption of wild animal products and exploitation of animal resources. During this year’s annual session of the National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s top legislature, in March, 37 deputies responded to     

STAR Market Spearheads Capital Market Reform

正The first batch of 25 stocks listed on the science and technology innovation board(STAR) saw their prices rise by approximately 90 percent by the end of October.The Nasdaq-style hi-tech board was launched in the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) on July 22.The short-term performance of individual stocks is not a proper gauge to evaluate the ongoing capital market reform advanced by     

市场社会主义与社会主义市场经济

本文拟探讨市场社会主义与社会主义市场经济的关系。市场社会主义与社会主义市场经济都主张社会主义可以而且能够搞市场。市场社会主义理论的发展与社会主义市场经济体制的建立均经历了一个计划与市场不断较量 ,最终市场占据主导地位的过程。但社会主义市场经济又克服了市场社会主义外部结合论等方面的局限 ,基于我国社会主义的性质和初级阶段的国情 ,在市场与公有制结合形式等方面进行了理论创新 ,从而实现了对市场社会主义的超越。     

Changing Money Market and Monetary Policy Operations in China: an institutional perspective

This paper uses an institutional perspective to examine the changing monetary policy operations in China since the 1978 reform. It shows that the establishment of money markets has enabled the central bank to shift its policy approach of direct control over credits to a set of indirect monetary tools. Under the constraint of exchange rate stability and other institutional factors, the effectiveness of these indirect tools is limited. Establishing an interbank money market policy rate through SHIBOR will provide a means of signaling the cost of funds to banks and the public. Its success in China is conditional on improved corporate governance and the competitive structure of banks, increased flexibility in its exchange rate determination, and a more cost-conscious state sector.     

资本市场的重建与社会主义市场经济的形成——马克思主义中国化的一个案例初探

本文从马克思主义中国化研究的角度梳理和归纳了中国资本市场的历史和发展,结合我国经济体制的两次重大转变,就中国资本市场的消失与重建问题,进行了研究和探讨.     

Market Watch

China’s exports are tapering off as the world economy teeters,but investment and consumption have maintained momentum, offsetting the impact of weakening exports. The auto market continues cooling as the with drawal of policy incentives pours cold water on buyers’interest. A bright spot is the ecommerce sector, which reported surprisingly brisk growth in the third quarter. China’s industries are currently the world’s most competitive, but the road ahead will be a bumpy one.     

Market Watch

OPINION how has World Economy Changed Since 2008?On September 15,2008,Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy protection,a sign of the escalation of the U.S.subprime crisis toward a global financial crisis.Now,the world economy is stepping out of crisis and marching toward recovery.Five years after the crisis roiled the world,in what ways has the global economy changed?     

Market Watch

正OPINION U.S. IPO Suspended China Auto Rental Holdings Inc. (CAR) China's leading auto rental service provide which aimed to become the second U.S. listed Chinese company this year, suddenly     

Market Watch

<正>TO THE POINT:China’s yuan exchange rate regime reform has produced mixed results for the economy.House prices hold up in most Chinese cities,though clouds are already gathering over the markets.Thermal power genera