China Economic Journal

2008 - 2025

Current editor(s): Tiechang Gao and Yiping Huang

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Volume 16, issue 3, 2023

Coordinated economic, energy and environment development across China from 2001 to 2020 pp. 241-255

Wen-Wen Zhang, Basil Sharp, Bin Zhao, Yu Gu, Nan-Xi Fang, Yue-Ran Hu, Yang Ma, Xin-Chen Shi, Li-Jun Liu, Sheng-Yue Li, Shu-Xiao Wang and Ya-Zhou Liu

The heterogeneous effect of administrative level of cities on energy efficiency: a panel study of China pp. 256-271

Daqian Shi and Kai Hu

Digital economy and carbon emission reduction: evidence from China pp. 272-301

Dongfa Feng, Yan Shen, Xuanli Xie and Yiping Huang

Macroeconomic implications of China’s dual carbon goals pp. 302-311

He Xiaobei

Digital transformation and corporate performance: evidence from China pp. 312-334

Shiguang Li, Zheng Yang and Yixiang Tian

Impacts of population aging on the quantity and quality of pharmaceutical innovation: evidence from OECD countries pp. 335-353

Ke Shen and Zhenyi Huang

Volume 16, issue 2, 2023

Introduction by the guest editor pp. 101-103

Jintao Xu

Long-term forecast and policy discussion on China’s carbon emissions pp. 104-120

Min Wang

Carbon neutrality and renewable energy development in China pp. 121-138

Feng Song and Ao Sun

Development of the electric vehicle industry in China pp. 139-184

Jianwei Xing, Xiyuan Liu and Yushuai Zhang

The potential of China’s ecosystems in meeting the carbon neutrality goal: evidence from the forest sector pp. 185-202

Yuanyuan Yi and Jintao Xu

Carbon emission trading systems: a review of systems across the globe and a close look at China’s national approach pp. 203-216

Xianling Long and Lawrence H. Goulder

Estimating the CO2 marginal abatement cost and implications for climate policies in China’s industrial sector: A firm-level analysis pp. 217-239

Xing Chen, Xuan Wang, Tianyang Xi and Jintao Xu

Volume 16, issue 1, 2023

Understanding China’s road to common prosperity: background, definition and path pp. 1-13

Shiyun Li

A portrait of China’s economic transformation: from manufacturing to services pp. 14-27

Bin Zhang, He Zhu and Jiajia Zhang

Optimal public debt under demographic changes in China pp. 28-43

Lixin Sun

Is there a J-curve under COVID-19 effects pp. 44-62

Mortaza Ojaghlou and Erginbay Ugurlu

Market expectation management and renminbi exchange rate policy under depreciation pressure pp. 63-79

Mei Li

Impacts of health insurance on health care utilization and health behaviors among older people in China pp. 80-99

Qingyuan Xue and Nopphol Witvorapong

Statement of Retraction: Why did they get in trouble? The influence of firm characteristics and institutional distance in the case of Chinese outward foreign direct investment pp. 100-100

The Editors

Volume 15, issue 3, 2022

China’s changing economic relations with the world: introduction pp. 231-234

Yiping Huang

The international monetary system: evolution and revolution pp. 235-252

Yanliang Miao and Xuan Fei

The impact of financial sanctions on the international monetary system pp. 253-262

Qiyuan Xu and Aizong Xiong

The reemergence of the issue of US ‘external sustainability’ and what should be China’s responses pp. 263-276

Yu Yongding

U.S.-China trade relations in an era of great power competition pp. 277-289

David Dollar

For better or worse, in sickness and in health: Australia-China political relations and trade pp. 290-309

Jane Golley, Vishesh Agarwal, James Laurenceson and Tunye Qiu

China and global value chain restructuring pp. 310-329

Yuqing Xing

Volume 15, issue 2, 2022

Introduction to the special issue on platform economic in China pp. 121-124

Yan Shen

‘Strong regulations’ of China’s platform economy: a preliminary assessment pp. 125-138

Yiping Huang

Platform economy and China’s labor market: structural transformation and policy challenges pp. 139-152

Lixing Li, Yiqing Mo and Guangsu Zhou

The impact of the digital economy on China’s economic growth and productivity performance pp. 153-170

Harry X. Wu and Changhua Yu

Platform antitrust in China pp. 171-186

Hao Wang

China in international digital economy governance pp. 187-201

Zha Daojiong and Ting Dong

Data governance in China’s platform economy pp. 202-215

Yan Shen

Innovative development and regulation of digital financial platforms in China pp. 216-230

Zhuo Huang and Li Zhu

Volume 15, issue 1, 2022

One year after COVID: the challenges and outlook of Chinese micro-and-small enterprises pp. 1-28

Tao Kong, Xiaohan Yang, Ranran Wang, Zijun Cheng, Changyu Ren, Shuo Liu, Zhenhua Li, Fang Wang, Xiaoyin Ma and Xiaobo Zhang

China trade with belt and road countries: the role and impact of institutions pp. 29-48

Satar Bakhsh, He Yin, Mohsin Shabir and Kishwar Ali

Trade uncertainty in US and China on trade openness in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 49-59

Witness Bandura

Impacts of the recent USA and China trade dispute on China’s aquatic products pp. 60-76

Kun Lu, Pierre Failler, Benjamin M. Drakeford, Qinyi Wang and Tong Liu

The elderly’s health capacity to work in China pp. 77-92

Peng Zhan, Xinxin Ma, Takashi Oshio and Yibo Mao

Is China market socialist? Comparing Western theory to Eastern practice pp. 93-119

James A. Yunker

Volume 14, issue 3, 2021

Demographic changes and economic growth: impact and mechanisms pp. 223-242

Qian Hu, Xiaoyan Lei and Bo Zhao

Wage payments and fixed capital investment in imperfect financial and labor markets: the case of China pp. 243-290

Tao Gu

Digital financial inclusion and economic growth: provincial data analysis of China pp. 291-310

Mahmood Ahmad, Abdul Majeed, Muhammad Asif Khan, Muhammad Sohaib and Khurram Shehzad

A new algorithm for matching Chinese NBS firm-level with customs data pp. 311-335

Peter Egger, Susie Xi Rao and Sebastiano Papini

Overcoming the middle-income trap: International experiences and China’s choice pp. 336-349

Pingping Wang, Xun Wang, Zhuo Huang and Baoqun Fan

Trade related sectorial infrastructure and exports of belt and road countries: does belt and road initiatives make this relation structurally instable? pp. 350-374

Faheem Ur Rehman and Abul Ala Noman

Steerer of global economic growth: did China step in role during the 2007-08 Great Recession? Evidence from some East Asian economies pp. 375-387

Moussa K. Fall

Volume 14, issue 2, 2021

Introduction to the special issue pp. 117-119

Miaojie Yu

What does China’s ‘dual circulations’ development paradigm mean and how it can be achieved? pp. 120-127

Justin Yifu Lin

RCEP: a strategic opportunity for multilateralism pp. 128-143

Peter Drysdale and Shiro Armstrong

Understanding RCEP and CPTPP: from the perspective China’s dual circulation economic strategy pp. 144-161

Haiwei Jiang and Miaojie Yu

RCEP from the middle powers’ Perspective pp. 162-170

Fukunari Kimura

Semi-inclusive regional economic agreements in the pacific: a perspective from global value chains pp. 171-186

Shang-Jin Wei and Xinding Yu

Putting the China-EU comprehensive agreement on investment in context pp. 187-199

Peter Egger

The EU—China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment: Lessons Learnt for Indonesia pp. 200-221

Lili Yan Ing and Junianto James Losari

Volume 14, issue 1, 2021

Introduction to the special issue on digital currency pp. 1-3

Yang Ji and Yan Shen

What can blockchain do and cannot do? pp. 4-25

Zhong Xu and Chuanwei Zou

Digitalization of cross-border payments pp. 26-38

Dong He

The potential impacts and risks of global stablecoins pp. 39-51

Cangshu Li and Yan Shen

A global perspective on central bank digital currency pp. 52-66

David Kuo Chuen Lee, Li Yan and Yu Wang

The genesis, design and implications of China’s central bank digital currency pp. 67-77

Shiyun Li and Yiping Huang

A study of the economic impact of central bank digital currency under global competition pp. 78-101

Wu Tong and Chen Jiayou

China, the United States, and central bank digital currencies: how important is it to be first? pp. 102-115

Martin Chorzempa