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 Is Now a Global Drug Innovation Powerhouse. Industrial Policy Had Little to Do with It.
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- Researchers estimate between 1.44 million and 2.56 million excess deaths following China’s abrupt end of zero-COVID controls, extrapolating from obituaries and death notices of more than 10,000 social elites such as People’s...
Elite Death Notices Expose the Hidden Toll of China’s Zero-COVID Exit
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• Researchers estimate between 1.44 million and 2.56 million excess deaths following China’s abrupt end of zero-COVID controls, extrapolating from obituaries and death notices of more than 10,000 social elites such as People’s C...
How Zero-Tolerance Accountability Rules Can Produce “Lying Flat” Officials
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• Before 2018, major workplace safety accidents damaged but did not end the careers of local officials in China. To recover their promotion potential after an accident, officials boosted work performance in other areas: firm reg...
China’s Fertility Decline Is Driven by What Women Want, Not What the Government Permits
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- Analysis of nationally representative data reveals China’s 2016 Universal Two-Child (UTC) policy, one of several phased policies lifting birth restrictions, raised births by just 0.025 children per eligible woman — roughly 744...
User Location Disclosure Fails to Deter Overseas Criticism but Amplifies Regional Divisions on China’s Social Media
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China’s 2022 policy requiring IP-based location display on social media — promoted as a tool to curb misinformation and foreign interference — failed to deter comments from overseas users.
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However, the policy caused domes...
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