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Moving Out

by Kevin Livingston | Jul. 24 2020

Trade tariffs, labor costs, COVID-19 and other factors have caused manufacturers to consider diversifying their supply chains.

#Southeast Asia, #Supply Chains

Are the US and China Decoupling?

by Mable-Ann Chang | Nov. 20 2019

After over 40 years of growing ties, decoupling to any degree would mean a disentangling of enormous complexity.

#US-China Trade War, #US-China Relations

Knowledge Magazine

CKGSB Knowledge is the school's quarterly English language publication.

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#China Data

China Data: Outbound M&A, Chinese Domestic Brands and More

China is taking its place to be one of the world’s largest M&A markets. In the first six.

by CKGSB Knowledge | Oct. 28 2016

#International Trade, #de-globalization

A Global Cooling in Attitudes Toward Trade Liberalization

For the past three decades, the general political consensus in the mature Western economies has been that trade liberalization is.

by Bennett Voyles | Oct. 24 2016

#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

#Chinese Economy, #Overcapacity, #Industrial Economy, #BCI, #Business Conditions Index

China’s Industrial Economy Contracts in Q2 2016: Long-term Outlook Remains Positive

China’s industrial economy remains at the bottom of an L-shaped economic trend, according to the latest CKGSB survey.

by CKGSB Knowledge | Sep. 8 2016

#Income inequality, #Poverty, #Income Disparity, #Conversation

Unequal, but in it Together: An Interview with Tony Atkinson, author of Inequality

In the early 20th century, the world managed to halve the number of people living in extreme poverty, yet the.

by Tom Nunlist | Aug. 15 2016

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

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

#Policy, #Forex, #Valuation of RMB

The Trilemma Of China’s Capital Outflow

The Chinese currency’s sharp fall last August has put the spotlight on the country’s foreign exchange reserves that.

by Christopher Aston | Jun. 28 2016

#Overcapacity, #Policy, #Government

Solving the Prickly Issue of Overcapacity in China

Having delayed serious structural reforms, China faces eye-watering overcapacity in heavy industries. Steel production volume is more than double.

by Matthew Fulco | Jun. 14 2016

#Economic Stimulus, #Global recession, #Stimulus Package, #Chinese Economy

Willem Buiter on China and the Global Recession

China’s boom times are over. With global investor sentiment slipping, concerns are rising about spillover effects of a faltering.

by Maurits Elen | Jun. 8 2016

#Chinese Economy, #Reform, #Policy

A Shift in Key: China Moves Towards The New Normal

The days of double-digit growth in China are long gone now. And as China shifts to a new economic.

by Colin Shek | Dec. 15 2015

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

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

#Renminbi, #Foreign Exchange, #Infographics

Snapshot Rise and Fall of the Renminbi

In August, China’s currency the renminbi was suddenly devalued after market forces were introduced into the way its trading.

by CKGSB Knowledge | Dec. 1 2015

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