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Stemming China's capital exodus
China should implement capital controls to stem capital outflows argues ITO Hiroyuki.
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China's urban apartheid
China's hukou system, which discriminates heavily against rural migrants to the city, should be abolished as soon as practicable, argues John West.
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China facing the exchange rate policy dilemma
China has entered the trilemma of open macroeconomic policy — independent monetary policy, capital mobility, and a fixed exchange rate cannot be achieved simultaneously, argues Yuqing Xing.
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Labor unrest in China
China could well become the "epicenter of global labor unrest", writes John West.
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China’s Struggling Middle Class Deserves Better
“There should be no circuit breaker for policy reform”, write Asit K. Biswas and Kris Hartley.
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Chinese art at Royal Ontario Museum
Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) plays host to Made in China: Cultural Encounters Through Export Art from September 5, 2015 to August 2016.
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China and the ICT global value chain
Seamus Grimes has shared with us some recent work on China’s increasing participation in the ICT global value chain.
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Looming Trouble in the Taiwan Straits
Trouble looms in the Taiwan Strait with the expected victory of a candidate from the pro-independence party in the upcoming Taiwanese presidential elections, writes John West.
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Britain's Nuclear Nanking: Kowtowing to China
Julian Lindley-French on Britain's Nuclear Nanking: Kowtowing to China.
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China flows into London
There are seven reasons why the UK is courting Beijing, writes OMFIF's David Marsh.
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After China Slowdown what’s next?
What are the energy, environmental, and financial aspects of China's expected slowdown, was the topic a recent speech by Tom O’Sullivan of Mathyos Japan.
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China's two-child policy
The Chinese government has just announced that its one-child policy will be transformed into a "two-child policy". But this is a case of too little/too late says John West.
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Who Will Make the Future?
Who will make the future? asks Professor Julian Lindley-French.
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Hong Kong: resiliency and risk
Hong Kong's economy has shown remarkable resiliency over the past year, but still faces many risks, writes John West.
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China’s political predicament
Turmoil in China. Sudden exchange rate devaluation. Shanghai stock exchange meltdown. Factory explosion in Tianjin. Massive capital flight. Is the infallible Chinese government losing its touch?
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Africa and China -- a blossoming partnership
Africa’s economic prospects are better now than they have been over the past half century, thanks to a blossoming partnership with China and other Asian countries writes John West.
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Viva Tel Aviv
... how the Israeli city's start-up culture is winning admirers.
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Time to overhaul Hong Kong’s water supply system
Asit K. Biswas says the contamination found in Hong Kong’s tap water only points to mismanagement.
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China’s Reclamations Roil South China Sea
We need a South China Sea environmental summit, argues James Borton.
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Environmental footprint of China's food security policies
As the World Environment Day approaches, it is appropriate to assess the environmental footprint of China's food security policies, argues Cecilia Tortajada.
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