Apr 10, 2019 19:48 PM- Opinion: What’s Driving the Global Slowdown?
- If weak growth persists, policymakers in advanced economies will have few tools to deal with it. The consequences could be dire
Apr 09, 2019 15:46 PM- Editorial: An Effective Amendment to the Bankruptcy Law Will Put Local Governments Back in Their Place
- A durable, textured bankruptcy law will need to focus on restraining the interventionist impulses of local governments
Apr 03, 2019 18:49 PM- Opinion: What the West Can Learn From China’s Decade of Sweeping Economic Change
- The structural composition of China’s economy has been fundamentally recast in a way not captured in traditional GDP measures
Apr 02, 2019 15:30 PM- Barry Eichengreen: Is China’s Current Account Surplus Really Vanishing?
- While the saving rate is falling, official investment statistics don’t tell the whole story
Apr 02, 2019 15:15 PM- Editorial: Lessons the New High-Tech Board Can Learn From the Past
- China’s capital market needs a shift in regulatory philosophy, greater market autonomy
Mar 29, 2019 17:46 PM- Ken Fisher: Be Bullish on China Stocks — But Not Because of MSCI
- Global index provider’s A-shares boost is mostly symbolic, but investors have likely already front-run the shifts
Mar 28, 2019 19:23 PM- Opinion: Foreign Investment Law More Than a Face-Saving Gesture
- New framework on foreign investment suggests China is on track to be a major responsible stakeholder in the world economy
Mar 27, 2019 19:38 PM- Opinion: Forced Loans to Small Companies a Relic of the Planned-Economy Era
- Increasing financial supply and competition can do more to boost development than greater central planning
Mar 26, 2019 21:52 PM- Opinion: China and the Summer Solstice of the German-American Axis
- U.S. President Donald Trump has pushed Germany closer to China, creating a rift in the long-running liberal transatlantic alliance
Mar 26, 2019 13:53 PM- Editorial: Governance of SOEs Must Adapt to the New International Situation
- China’s SOEs need to be able to speak a common language in the international community — but we must be careful not to endlessly separate or combine state firms without improving corporate governance
Mar 22, 2019 20:09 PM- Opinion: China Can Do More to Face the New Wave of Globalization
- There is still a gap between China and developed countries in areas including facilitating trade
Mar 21, 2019 16:28 PM- The World Bank’s Role in the Transformation of China’s State Sector: Part Four
- Zhang Chunlin discusses how the global body in recent years has advised the government on state capital management and ‘competitive neutrality’
Mar 20, 2019 19:43 PM- Opinion: Philanthropy Needs to Move Beyond Grants
- The use of profit as a motive in organizations focused on delivering social and environmental impact is becoming more common
Mar 20, 2019 16:27 PM- The World Bank’s Role in the Transformation of China’s State Sector: Part Three
- Zhang Chunlin discusses how the international financial institution helped shape the way SOE profits get turned over to the government
Mar 19, 2019 20:01 PM- Opinion: Why Value-Added Tax Cuts Are Essential to Helping Businesses
- While some argue companies pass on VAT burden, businesses say greater tax cuts will give them more room to negotiate with suppliers, customers
Mar 19, 2019 16:14 PM- The World Bank’s Role in the Transformation of China’s State Sector: Part Two
- Zhang Chunlin discusses how the second round of SOE reform led to the establishment of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission
Mar 19, 2019 15:03 PM- Editorial: Property Tax Law Needs Open-Door Approach
- Concerns of ordinary homeowners must be treated with utmost care
Mar 18, 2019 16:08 PM- The World Bank’s Role in the Transformation of China’s State Sector: Part One
- A private sector development specialist at the bank describes how corporatization was a key strategy in the early years of reform
- Mar 15, 2019 20:55 PM
- Andrew Sheng: An Accountant’s Guide to Quantum Finance
- Discoveries from quantum physics about wave-particle duality can teach us lessons about the relationship between assets and liabilities
Mar 15, 2019 15:26 PM- Ken Fisher: Why a Grayer China Is Cause for Stock Market Optimism
- An aging workforce won’t doom economic growth as technology enables people to work for longer
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