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The Infinity Loop

by Crystal Wilde | Feb. 26 2021

President Xi Jinping is reinventing state capitalism and has a new economic agenda: “Dual Circulation.

#Economic Recovery, #Domestic Consumption, #Indigenous Innovation

The Road to Poverty Alleviation

by Min Yan, Xinyi Fan | Nov. 24 2020

An MBA field study by Min Yan, a case researcher at CKGSB, under the guidance of Professor Xinyu Fan.

#Poverty Alleviation, #Local Government Initiatives, #Case Study

Knowledge Magazine

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

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

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

#Microsoft, #Policy, #Game Industry, #Chinese Market

Game On: Companies Battle for the Chinese video game market

In China a healthy gaming culture centered around PC games, and more recently, mobile games, is thriving. Despite a historic.

by Erica Martin | Nov. 23 2015

#Consumer Behavior, #Online video, #Policy, #Baidu, #Intellectual Property, #Alibaba

China’s Online Entertainment Industry: Revenue Streaming

If there’s one activity that unites China’s subway commuters, it’s huddling over their smartphone screens to watch.

by Chris Russell | Nov. 4 2015

#Stockmarket, #Chinese Economy, #Economic Reform, #Government Control

Fixing the Chinese Economy Means Short-Term Pain for a Sound Future

The heady days of double-digit economic growth rates are now history in China, and even achieving 7-7.5.

by Li Wei | Nov. 2 2015

#Policy, #Five Year Plan, #Central Planning, #Chinese Economy, #Economic Reform

Central Planning versus Market Economy: A False Dichotomy

A common view of China’s central planning is that it has failed; since China grew faster when its reforms.

by Leslie Young | Oct. 20 2015

#State Owned Enterprises, #State Capitalism, #Reform

SOE Reforms: Why it is Better to go Slow

Everyone knows that China's state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are in dire need of reform. However, it seems the government.

by Major | Sep. 30 2015

#SOEs, #Chinese Economy, #Government Control

SOE Reform: Pride and Prejudice Vs. Sense and Sensibility

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Chinese state-owned enterprise (SOE) in possession of industrial assets must be.

by Leslie Young | Sep. 29 2015

#Government Control, #Environmental Pollution, #Air Quality, #Beijing Air, #Slider, #Brian Viard

China’s Pollution Tax: Putting a Price on Pollution

In a bid to improve the environment, the Chinese government is considering imposing a pollution tax. But how exactly should.

by Brian Viard | Sep. 15 2015

#Chinese Economy, #P2P, #Government Regulation, #Slider

Internet Finance Regulation: Not Everything is Black and White

The government has finally issued guidelines to regulate China’s internet finance industry, but the devil may lie in the.

by Major Tian | Jul. 20 2015

#Investor Confidence, #Stockmarket, #PBOC, #Government Control, #Slider, #Liu Jing, #Shanghai Stock Exchange

China Stock Market Update: No Bull in this China Shop

Why the government’s efforts to stabilize China’s flailing stock markets have not worked so far.

by Major Tian | Jul. 7 2015

#Mergers and Acquisitions, #Foreign Acquisitions, #Antimonopoly, #Government Control, #Microsoft, #Slider, #Didi Dache

Understanding China’s Anti-Monopoly Law

At times controversial, China’s Anti-Monopoly Law is playing an increasingly important role in the country.

by Colin Shek | Jun. 29 2015

#Alibaba, #Government Control, #Variable Interest Entities, #Slider, #Foreign Investment, #Baidu

Rules of the Game: Changes in China’s Foreign Investment Law

A proposed change to China’s foreign investment law could have big implications for foreign investors.

by Chris Russell (Additional research by Georgie Barber) | Jun. 25 2015

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