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

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

#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

#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

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

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, #GDP Growth, #Government Control, #PMI, #Economic Stimulus, #Slider

How China’s Economic Stimulus Can Avoid the Missteps of 2009

Early indications show that the Chinese government’s efforts to prop up the economy might be able to steer clear.

by Li Haitao | Aug. 13 2015

#Film Production, #Brian Viard, #Pricing, #Government Control, #Slider, #Hollywood

China Film Group and the Art of Playing Favorites in China’s Movie Market

How gatekeeping by the China Film Group is altering the dynamics of Hollywood blockbusters in China.

by Brian Viard | Jul. 15 2015

#Slider, #Investment, #Economic Growth, #Government Control, #Overcapacity, #BCI, #Li Wei

The Chinese Economy Needs to Break Out of the Overcapacity Trap

China’s economic growth model has created a serious overcapacity problem that will continue to derail future growth unless tackled.

by Li Wei | Jul. 13 2015

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

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

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

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

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

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

#Government Control, #Consultancy, #Slider, #SOEs, #FDI, #Business Strategy, #Chinese Market

The Dawn of Chinese Consultancy Companies?

Western consultancies are facing questions in China. Can Chinese companies capitalize on the moment.

by Suzanne Edwards | Feb. 16 2015

#Labor, #ASEAN, #Reform and Opening Up, #Foreign Direct Investment, #Chinese Economy, #Slider, #Government Control, #Foxconn

China Plus One: Does it Add Up?

As China changes, companies are being forced to adopt China Plus One strategies and look at other countries for manufacturing.

by Chris Russell | Feb. 2 2015

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