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#Green Finance, #Five Year Plan, #Sustainable Development

Funding China’s Future: What Can Green Finance Do?

China has rapidly established itself as one of the biggest players in the global green finance movement.

by Douglas Bulloch | Oct. 11 2018

#China's Middle Class

Should China Worry About the Finances of Its Rising Middle Class?

China is counting on the middle class to drive consumption levels higher, yet consumer debt keeps climbing.

by Douglas Bulloch | Apr. 2 2018

#Environment, #Energy Policy, #Clean Energy

Can China Lead the Way To a Better Environment?

Just a few years ago, China was a major obstacle to a global agreement on climate change. But the attitude.

by Douglas Bulloch | Apr. 10 2017

#Brexit

Bargaining on China and Brexit

On the morning of June 24, 2016, China woke up to witness an unexpected drama unfolding half a world away.

by Douglas Bulloch | Jan. 19 2017

#Debt, #Corporate Debt

Chinese Corporate Debt: China’s Red Inc.

China’s corporate debt is rising fast, and is estimated to be between 145% and 170% of GDP, which is.

by Douglas Bulloch | Oct. 3 2016

#PBOC, #GDP Growth, #Government Control, #Policy, #Structural Reform, #Chinese Economy

Structural Reform Needed For China’s Economy To Rebound

China’s economy is facing many problems that are cyclical and also structural. Some economists believe China reached the Lewis.

by Douglas Bulloch | Jul. 27 2016

#Economic Reform, #SOEs

A Progress Report of China’s Third Plenum Reforms

China’s longstanding reform program has failed to keep up with the pace of change in this vast nation. The.

by Douglas Bulloch | Mar. 15 2016

#Five Year Plan, #Chinese Economy, #GDP Growth, #Government Regulation, #Policy

The Party Planners: Five-Year Plans in China

Dating back to 1953, China’s system of Five-Year Plans has long been dismissed as anachronistic, but it remains.

by Douglas Bulloch | Dec. 14 2015

#Agriculture, #Food Security, #Slider, #Consumers, #Import, #Food Safety

China’s Food Imports: Hunger Games?

Until recently, China had largely fed itself. Yet now the tables have turned, transforming China into the largest food importer.

by Douglas Bulloch | Oct. 19 2015

#Dollar, #Foreign Exchange, #Valuation of RMB, #Monetary Policy, #Slider, #Currency, #RMB

The Redback Rodeo: The RMB Exchange Rate

The RMB exchange rate is caught between two powerful forces: the surging Dollar and China’s rising power.

by Douglas Bulloch | Jun. 2 2015

#Railway, #Slider, #Overcapacity, #The New Silk Road, #Competition, #Investment, #Exports, #International Trade, #Imports

Mapping the New Silk Road

A huge shift in trade and relations could be underway across Eurasia, and China’s New Silk Road policy is.

by Douglas Bulloch | Mar. 24 2015

#Apple, #Technology, #Lenovo, #Innovation, #Slider, #Patents, #Samsung, #IP, #IBM, #Chinese Company, #Motorola Mobility

Brain Power: The Patent Buying Spree of Chinese Tech Companies

Chinese tech companies are stocking up on patent purchases, but is it anything more than share price padding.

by Douglas Bulloch | Sep. 24 2014

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