Stanford SCCEI China Briefs
A biweekly brief series from the Stanford Center on China’s Economy and Institutions that translates data-driven research on China into evidence-based insights
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China’s Financial System Boosts Production but Bypasses Demand
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- When central banks make credit cheaper and easier, the usual expectation is that businesses invest, households spend, demand rises, and prices follow. An analysis of two decades of national- and industry-level data finds tha...
China’s Scientific Rise Is Increasingly Fueled by Scientists Coming Home
INSIGHTS
Scientist returnees to China have surged: from 31 in 2004 to 1,409 in 2022, totaling nearly 10,000 returnees — more than half from the U.S.
Meanwhile, China’s presence in elite science journals has soared: papers wi...
China’s Global Corporate Takeovers Turn Foreign R&D into Chinese Patents
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- In a first-of-its-kind analysis, researchers trace ownership through offshore shells and estimate China’s firms controlled $2.1 trillion in foreign assets by 2021 ($3.3 trillion including Hong Kong and Macau), second globall...
China’s Property Slump Can Curb Growth for Years, Even Without a Banking Crisis
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- New analysis of nationwide prefecture-level data in China and Japan finds that investment overhang, consumption wealth effects, and poor consumer sentiment curbed growth for years after each country’s property bust — effects...
Excess Men and Credit-Starved Firms: Underappreciated Drivers of China’s Trade Surplus
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New research posits that the “usual suspects,” like industrial subsidies, an undervalued currency, and import barriers, are not the dominant drivers of China’s roughly $1.2 trillion trade surplus.
China’s skewed sex...
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