Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies

2003 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Xiaming Liu

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Volume 11, issue 4, 2013

Renminbi exchange rate exposure: evidence from Chinese industries pp. 229-250

Boyang Miao, Si Zhou, Jing Nie and Zhichao Zhang

An evaluation of Chinese economic forecasts pp. 251-259

Herman Stekler and Huixia Zhang

The economic consequences of China--Africa relations: debunking myths in the debate pp. 261-277

Simplice Asongu and Gilbert A.A. Aminkeng

Trade credit and productivity: evidence from China's ethnic areas pp. 279-297

Junfang Sun and Haiqing Hu

Risk and seasonal effects: international evidence pp. 299-311

Qiwei Chen

Volume 11, issue 3, 2013

Challenges to an upper-middle income country pp. 153-159

Ding Lu

Fiscal, financial and monetary foundations for the formation of nation states in the west compared to imperial states in the east c.1415--c.1839 pp. 161-168

Patrick Karl O'Brien

An Austrian view on the middle income trap pp. 169-178

Henrique Schneider

What determine the interest rates in China's informal market? pp. 179-196

Yan Yuan and Lihe Xu

Housing price and household savings rates: evidence from China pp. 197-217

Shi Li, John Whalley and Xiliang Zhao

Determinants of shrimp importation into the USA: an application of an augmented gravity model pp. 219-228

Chenyi He, Kwamena Quagrainie and H. Holly Wang

Volume 11, issue 2, 2013

The renminbi as an international currency: the next instalment of China’s economic reforms pp. 73-79

Damian Tobin

Renminbi internationalisation: precedents and implications pp. 81-99

Damian Tobin

Renminbi internationalisation and China’s financial development pp. 101-115

Robert McCauley

China’s evolving reserve requirements pp. 117-137

Guonan Ma, Yan Xiandong and Liu Xi

Renminbi internationalization as a response to the global imbalance pp. 139-151

Yuning Gao and D'Maris Coffman

Volume 11, issue 1, 2013

Surplus labour and Lewis turning points in China pp. 1-12

Xiaobing Wang and Nick Weaver

The J-Curve and Japan--China commodity trade pp. 13-28

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee and Jia Xu

In search of an optimal strategy for yuan’s real revaluation pp. 29-46

Meixing Dai

BRIC national export performance: a portfolio approach pp. 47-58

Raul Gouvea, Raj V. Mahto and M.J.R. Montoya

Oil price shocks and producer prices in Taiwan: an application of non-linear error-correction models pp. 59-72

Kuo-Wei Chou and Po-Chun Lin

Volume 10, issue 4, 2012

China's rise as a new paradigm in the world economy: preliminaries pp. 301-312

Liming Wang and Jianghai Zheng

China meets the middle-income trap: the large potholes in the road to catching-up pp. 313-336

Wing Woo

The ‘Beijing consensus’ and the ‘Singapore model’: unmasking the myth of an alternative authoritarian state-capitalist model pp. 337-359

Stephan Ortmann

The People's Bank of China during the global financial crisis: policy responses and beyond pp. 361-390

Miao Han

Government intervention and executive compensation contracts of state-owned enterprises: empirical evidence from China pp. 391-411

Ningyue Liu, Liming Wang, Min Zhang and Wen Zhang

Volume 10, issue 3, 2012

A new study of the Chinese regions in a neoclassical framework of models of growth pp. 209-228

Yanqing Jiang

An evaluation of Chinese macroeconomic forecasts pp. 229-246

Bruno Deschamps and Paolo Bianchi

Exchange rate misalignments: a comparison of China today against recent historical experiences of Japan, Germany, Singapore and Taiwan pp. 247-266

Xinhua He, Duo Qin and Yimeng Liu

Bank profitability and GDP growth in China: a note pp. 267-273

Yong Tan and Christos Floros

Household savings in China pp. 275-299

Riccardo Cristadoro and Daniela Marconi

Volume 10, issue 2, 2012

Introduction to the special issue on corporate finance and corporate governance pp. 109-110

Jian Chen

Political economy of IPO underpricing: the evidence from China pp. 111-129

Jian Chen and Roger Strange

Corporate governance and bank performance in China pp. 131-146

Chunxia Jiang, Genfu Feng and Jianhua Zhang

The Anglo-Saxon paradox: corporate governance best-practices and the reform deficit in China's banking sector pp. 147-168

Damian Tobin

ARCH effects, trading volume and the information flow interpretation: empirical evidence from the Chinese stock markets pp. 169-191

Renzeng Wang and Jean J. Chen

Will China's split share structure reform mitigate agency problems? pp. 193-207

Tzu-Yun Tseng

Volume 10, issue 1, 2012

Are there industrial and agricultural convergence clubs in China? pp. 1-13

Jenni Pääkkönen

African trade dynamics: is China a different trading partner? pp. 15-45

Paul De Grauwe, Romain Houssa and Giulia Piccillo

Chinese ODI in Italy: an empirical investigation at the firm-level pp. 47-66

Valeria Gattai

Consumers’ trust in government and their attitudes towards genetically modified food: empirical evidence from China pp. 67-87

Huanguang Qiu, Jikun Huang, Carl Pray and Scott Rozelle

The state of the market and the contrarian strategy: evidence from China's stock market pp. 89-108

Qiwei Chen, Ying Jiang and Yuan Li

Volume 9, issue 4, 2011

Framework for building national innovation capacity in China pp. 317-327

Rongping Mu and Yonggang Fan

Technology transfer, indigenous innovation and leapfrogging in green technology: the solar-PV industry in China and India pp. 329-347

Xiaolan Fu and Jing Zhang

Basic research and catch-up in China's high-speed rail industry pp. 349-367

Xielin Liu, Peng Cheng and Ao Chen

Technology spillover effects in the context of the evolution of inter-regional industrial structure in China pp. 369-381

Enjun Xia and Xiaohui Liu

Internal and external sources of tacit knowledge: evidence from the Chinese optical fibre and cable industry pp. 383-399

Xiaolan Fu, Jizhen Li and Martin Johnson

Volume 9, issue 3, 2011

What caused the 'marginal-products-of-labour wage gap' in state-owned enterprises in China during the early-reform era? A reconsideration based on a case study in Henan pp. 217-238

Go Yano, Maho Shiraishi and Xohrat Mahmut

The impact of microcredit on women's empowerment: evidence from China pp. 239-261

Xia Li, Christopher Gan and Baiding Hu

Wage disparities in China: an analysis by firm types pp. 263-282

Florence Bouvet and Alyson Ma

The settlement of rural migrants in urban China - some of China's migrants are not 'floating' anymore pp. 283-300

Rachel Connelly, Kenneth Roberts and Zhenzhen Zheng

Predicting the bankruptcy risk of Taiwanese OTC corporations pp. 301-316

Chia-Liang Lin and Kuan Min Wang

Volume 9, issue 2, 2011

Measuring and explaining productivity growth in China pp. 97-109

Jinghai Zheng

Total factor productivity growth in China: a review pp. 111-126

Yanrui Wu

An international comparison of the TFP levels and the productivity convergence of Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese and Chinese listed firms pp. 127-150

Kyoji Fukao, Tomohiko Inui, Keiko Ito, YoungGak Kim and Tangjun Yuan

Economic environment, technology diffusion, and growth of regional total factor productivity in China pp. 151-161

Yanqing Jiang

Productivity performance in Chinese business groups: the positive and negative impacts of business group affiliation pp. 163-180

Dylan Sutherland, Lutao Ning and Sam Beatson

The sources of total factor productivity growth in Chinese agriculture: technological progress or efficiency gain? pp. 181-203

Gucheng Li, Liangzhi You and Zhongchao Feng

A short-run production function for electricity generation in China pp. 205-216

Finn Førsund, Lennart Hjalmarsson and Jinghai Zheng

Volume 9, issue 1, 2011

FDI and spillovers in China: non-linearity and absorptive capacity pp. 1-22

Taotao Chen, Ari Kokko and Patrik Tingvall

Regional determinants of FDI in China: a factor-based approach pp. 23-42

Martijn Boermans, Hein Roelfsema and Yi Zhang

Exploring 'onward-journey' ODI strategies in China's private sector businesses pp. 43-65

Dylan Sutherland and Lutao Ning

The cultural transformation of large Chinese enterprises into internationally competitive corporations: case studies of Haier and Huawei pp. 67-83

Colin Hawes and Eng Chew

The value impact of name changes evidence from Chinese firms during the technology boom pp. 85-96

Henk Berkman, Nick Nguyen and Liping Zou