
Finance professor at Peking University and Senior Fellow at Carnegie-Tsinghua Center
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According to a recent article in the Financial Times, The Chinese government believes that China’s manufacturing competitiveness and its trade surplus have to do with the domestic efficiency of its technologically advanced manufacturing sec...
The Financial Times warns in a June 18 editorial that while Europe and the US are increasingly turning to industrial policy to protect important industries from highly interventionist industrial policies in China, they should nonetheless be...
In a recent article for the IMF’s F&D Magazine, Gordon Hanson argues that “one of the most firmly held beliefs in economics is that free trade is good for humanity.” He goes on to explain that even though the globalized world has benefitted...
On Thursday, April 16, China’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) announced that China’s real GDP growth in the first quarter of 2026 was 5.0%. This was above consensus expectations of around 4.8%, and at the upper end of the 4.5-5.0% GDP...
Adam Tooze has just posted a very good piece on his Substack account called “Global imbalances - A new cocktail in old bottles”, with, as always, a great description of the current state of the debate on global trade imbalances. In his piec...
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Beijing-based Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment. Former Wall Street trader and banker. Former finance professor at Columbia and Peking universities. All financial contributions will be used to support indie and underground music in Beijing.
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