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Chinese Journal Review: Household debt-to-income ratios, nuclear weapons, and investigating corruption

Chinese Banks are Most Vulnerable to Distress in the Real Estate, Transportation, and Mining Sectors, Study Finds

Chinese Journal Review: National Livelihood Satisfaction Survey Released, Rural Professional Associations and Farmer Incomes

Belt and Road Initiatives in the Transportation Sector Have Not Created “Debt Traps”, Argue Nanjing University Professors

Linking Bank Capital Requirements to Monetary Policy Can Improve Banking Efficiency, Writes CASS Dean of Institute of Finance and Economics

Land and Monetary Policy Reforms Can Help Fix Housing Supply Mismatches, Argues Ni Pengfei from CASS

Digital Technologies Have Helped Close the Urban-Rural Financial Divide, Report Peking and Beijing Normal University Professors

High Local Debt and High Financing Costs Constraints to Growth, Write Economists at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics

China Should Establish the World Oceans Organization, Argues Wuhan University School of Law Professor

Development Research Center of the State Council: Policy Recommendations for China’s New Economy

Understanding Changes to Chinese Urban Savings Rates, Report Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Scholars

When Provincial Officials are in Office, Hometowns Benefit: Zhongshan University Professors

Given US-China Trade War, China Should Focus Elsewhere, Nanjing University Professor Writes

Artificial Intelligence Can Promote Economic Growth, Write CASS and Renmin University Scholars

Low Rates of Pro-Environment Practices at China’s Largest Companies, Nankai University Professors Report

Regular summaries of academic journals published in China related to politics, economics, foreign policy, and technology.

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