China Economic Journal
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Volume 12, issue 3, 2019
- China’s capital account liberalization: a ruby jubilee and beyond pp. 245-271

- Yanliang Miao and Tuo Deng
- Financial sector opening and financial constraints: an empirical study based on China’s experiences pp. 272-296

- Liqing Zhang, Yan Zhang and Zhixiao Dong
- The potential impact of China - India free trade agreement on Chinese and Indian industries pp. 297-315

- Vani Archana
- Economic ramifications of China–United States trade war for the Russian Federation pp. 316-335

- Alexander Nikolaevich Semin, Alexander Ivanovich Kostyaev, Anatoly Sergeevich Truba, Vadim Vitalievich Ponkratov and Margarita Viktorovna Gagarina
- Impact of regional interactions on China’s trade performance: evidence from a spatial econometric approach pp. 336-351

- Moussa K. Fall
- Entropy-based China income distributions and inequality measures pp. 352-368

- Qiuzi Fu, Sofia Villas-Boas and George Judge
Volume 12, issue 2, 2019
- Introduction to the Special Issue on Understanding the Current China-U.S. ‘Trade War’ pp. 97-99

- Miaojie Yu
- Will America create a Cold War with China pp. 100-108

- Jeffrey D. Sachs
- The 2018 US-China trade conflict after forty years of special protection pp. 109-136

- Chad Bown
- Why will Trump lose the trade war? pp. 137-159

- Liugang Sheng, Hongyan Zhao and Jing Zhao
- Understanding the recent Sino-U.S. trade conflict pp. 160-174

- Miaojie Yu and Rui Zhang
- China–US trade: implications on conflicts pp. 175-194

- Larry Qiu and Xing Wei
- The China-OECD trade divide: building bridges pp. 195-207

- Daniel Trefler
- China–US trade War: an Indonesian perspective pp. 208-230

- Mari Pangestu
- Through trade wars, East Asians finally learning to cooperate with each other? pp. 231-244

- Laixun Zhao
Volume 12, issue 1, 2019
- Central Bank Digital Currency: optimization of the currency system and its issuance design pp. 1-15

- Yao Qian
- China’s efforts to contain Renminbi’s depreciation and the relating impacts pp. 16-31

- Ming Zhang
- Time-varying transmission efficiency of China’s monetary policy pp. 32-51

- Tingting Ge
- The international spillover of china’s monetary policy: a case study of a developing country pp. 52-67

- Ahmad Jafari Samimi, Seyed Peyman Asadi and Zahra Sheidaei
- Does china income FSDs follow Benford? A comparison between Chinese income first significant digit distribution with Benford distribution pp. 68-76

- Qiuzi Fu, Sofia Villas-Boas and George Judge
- Chinese investment in Australian infrastructure assets: accounting for local public preferences pp. 77-92

- James Laurenceson, Hannah Bretherton, Paul F. Burke and Edward Wei
- Trade governance of the belt and road initiative pp. 93-96

- Andrew Podger
Volume 11, issue 3, 2018
- Forty years of Open and Reform: in restrospect and in prospect pp. 225-227

- Yan Shen
- An Anatomy of the Chinese selectocracy pp. 228-242

- Yang Yao
- Population dividend and economic growth in China, 1978–2018 pp. 243-258

- Cai Fang
- China’s rural institutions and governance since the beginning of the rural reform pp. 259-283

- Liu Shouying and Xiong Xuefeng
- The Long-Drawn Process of reform of the Exchange Rate Regime and the Evolution of China’s Exchange Rate Policy pp. 284-300

- Yu Yongding
- China’s international trade development and opening-up policy design over the past four decades pp. 301-318

- Miaojie Yu
- Understanding the U.S.-China Trade War pp. 319-340

- Tao Liu and Wing Thye Woo
Volume 11, issue 2, 2018
- A flying goose chase: China’s overseas direct investment in manufacturing (2011–2013) pp. 91-107

- Jiajun Xu and Paul Hubbard
- The role of China’s household registration system in the urban-rural income differential pp. 108-125

- Ernest Boffy-Ramirez and Soojae Moon
- Africa’s industrialization and China’s OFDI in the manufacturing sector: rationales and practices pp. 126-150

- Feng Lu and Xiaoguang Liu
- Recalculating the agricultural labor force in China pp. 151-169

- Qi Dong, Tomoaki Murakami and Yasuhiro Nakashima
- Industrial interdependence: China 1995–2010 pp. 170-193

- J.M. Albala-Bertrand
- Modeling the migration of cultural goods: a macro-economic study of domestic Chinese cinema pp. 194-223

- Fan Feng and Ravi S. Sharma
- Erratum pp. 224-224

- The Editors
Volume 11, issue 1, 2018
- Proactively and steadily advancing China’s financial opening pp. 1-13

- Yiping Huang
- China and the current international strategic environment pp. 14-24

- Yuyan Zhang, Weijiang Feng and Wei Liu
- The development of China’s financial system: a global perspective pp. 25-43

- Zhu Min, Chen Weidong, Zhou Jingtong, Gai Xinzhe and Xiong Qiyue
- The further opening up of China’s financial sector pp. 44-52

- Jun Zhu, Kai Guo, Ming Ai, Yue Zhao and Xuefei Bai
- Towards a floating RMB exchange rate regime pp. 53-60

- Zhang Bin
- Management of China’s cross-border capital flows pp. 61-70

- Guan Tao
- Promoting China’s financial market reform and innovation with opening-up policies pp. 71-80

- Zhong Xu, Yingwei Tang and Yuanyuan Cao
- Building China’s framework for overseas investment and financing cooperation pp. 81-89

- Jun Zhu, Kai Guo, Ming Ai, Xuefei Bai and Yue Zhao
Volume 10, issue 3, 2017
- Excess liquidity and credit misallocation: evidence from China pp. 265-286

- Shiyuan Pan, Kang Shi, Lisheng Wang and Juanyi Xu
- An empirical examination of factors driving the offshore renminbi market pp. 287-304

- Richard C. K. Burdekin and Ran Tao
- Industry policy with Chinese characteristics:a multi-layered model pp. 305-318

- Wan-wen Chu
- Location determinant and MNE’s performance: A modeling test in the China’s automobile industry pp. 319-340

- Min Renne
- Co-movement and spillovers: empirical evidence from BRIC equity markets pp. 341-361

- Amanjot Singh and Manjit Singh
- Confucian economics: how is Chinese thinking different? pp. 362-384

- Kazimierz Poznanski
- Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

- The Editors
Volume 10, issue 2, 2017
- Introduction pp. 107-107

- Jong-Wha Lee, Shujiro Urata and Yiping Huang
- Inclusive institutions and economic growth: comparative perspective and policy implications for China pp. 108-127

- Tianyang Xi
- The political economy of preferential trade arrangements: The case of Japan pp. 128-146

- Arata Kuno and Fukunari Kimura
- How chaebol restructuring after the 1997 crisis has affected corporate decision and performance in Korea: debt financing, ownership structure, and investment pp. 147-161

- Taeyoon Sung and Doyeon Kim
- Competition policy vs. industrial policy as a growth strategy pp. 162-174

- Tatsuo Hatta
- From world factory to world investor: the new way of China integrating into the world pp. 175-193

- Bijun Wang and Xiang Li
- Effects of government spending shocks in China, Japan, and Korea pp. 194-225

- Minju Jeong, Jihye Kang and Soyoung Kim
- Capital flow reversals during the taper tantrum in 2013: causes and consequences pp. 226-243

- Kwanho Shin
- Determinants of demand for technology in relationships with complementary assets among Japanese firms pp. 244-262

- Masayo Kani and Kazuyuki Motohashi
- Corrigendum pp. 263-263

- The Editors
Volume 10, issue 1, 2017
- Erratum pp. i-i

- The Editors
- Introduction to the special issue on firm performance and worker heterogeneity using Chinese Employer-Employee Survey (CEES) dataset pp. 1-3

- Miaojie Yu
- International trade and firm innovation: patterns and evidence from the Chinese Employer-Employee Survey data pp. 4-17

- Wei Tian, Miaojie Yu and Rui Zhang
- The challenge to china’s enterprises from increasing labor costs: the product quality perspective pp. 18-33

- Dandan Li, Ting Tang, Dezhuang Hu, Feifei Song and Lianfa Luo
- Quality-oriented growth: a new trend for Chinese firms pp. 34-46

- Tang Li, Pingtian Wang, Xingyan Liu and Hong Cheng
- Understanding the divergence of manufacturing enterprisesʼ profitability in China pp. 47-60

- Hongwei Yu, Wenjin Chen, Ying Huang, Shilei Song and Hong Cheng
- Does government paternalistic care promote entrepreneurship in China? Evidence from the China Employer-Employee Survey pp. 61-75

- Hong Cheng, Dezhuang Hu, Chengyu Xu, Kai Zhang and Hanbing Fan
- Effect of cognitive abilities and non-cognitive abilities on labor wages: empirical evidence from the Chinese Employer-Employee Survey pp. 76-89

- Fan Yu, Chu Wang, Jun Shen, Yuxuan Shi and Tang Li
- Labor rights in Chinese manufacturing firms: an empirical analysis based on the China Employer-Employee Survey data pp. 90-105

- Yue Deng, Shiya Huang, Limei Lin, Lu Ning, Cheng Zhang and Han Li
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