China Economic Journal

2008 - 2026

Current editor(s): Tiechang Gao and Yiping Huang

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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

Volume 13, issue 3, 2020

The impacts of the US dollar index and the investors’ expectations on the AH Premium – a macro perspective pp. 249-269

Zhang Xuechun, Jia Yandong and Lv Tingting

Evaluating the accrual anomaly in the Chinese stock market with the decomposition method pp. 270-289

Zhuo Huang, Zhimin Qiu and Dawei Lin

Inflation in China, 1953-1978 pp. 290-298

Philip Hans Franses

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Why did they get in trouble? The influence of firm characteristics and institutional distance in the case of Chinese outward foreign direct investment pp. 299-321

Abdelkader Derbali and Ali Lamouchi

Trade and life expectancy in China: a cointegration analysis pp. 322-338

Muhammad Tahir

Does China use its trade potential in the Belt and Road Initiative properly? The relations between Chinese value added and trade potential in the European countries: bottom-up analysis pp. 339-363

Ewa Cieślik

Does trade policy related uncertainty affect international trade? Evidence from the US-China commodity trade pp. 364-375

Serdar Ongan and Ismet Gocer

Who will win from the trade war? Analysis of the US–China trade war from a micro perspective pp. 376-393

Vani Archana

Volume 13, issue 2, 2020

Publisher’s Note pp. i-i

The Editors

CEJ special issue: policy and regulatory reforms for green economic transition in China pp. ii-vi

Jintao Xu

Environmental policy instruments and corruption pp. 123-138

Richard Damania, Thomas Sterner and Dale Whittington

The environmental improvement under China’s ‘New Normal’ pp. 139-151

Shilei Liu, Yu Liu, Lunyu Xie and Jintao Xu

Feed-in tariffs for renewable power and the role of auctions: the Chinese & global experience pp. 152-168

Don Roberts

International review of ecodesign programs for products and lessons learned for China pp. 169-199

Nina Khanna, Xu Liu and Nan Zhou

Forest carbon sequestration and China’s potential: the rise of a nature-based solution for climate change mitigation pp. 200-222

Lu Jin, Yuanyuan Yi and Jintao Xu

At a crossroads: consequential trends in recognition of community-based forest tenure from 2002-2017 pp. 223-248

Chloe Ginsburg and Stephanie Keene

Volume 13, issue 1, 2020

Special issue: challenges of population ageing in China pp. 1-2

Yiping Huang

New trends in population aging and challenges for China’s sustainable development pp. 3-23

Chen Bai and Xiaoyan Lei

The effect of artificial intelligence on China’s labor market pp. 24-41

Guangsu Zhou, Gaosi Chu, Lixing Li and Lingsheng Meng

Will China’s population aging be a threat to its future consumption? pp. 42-61

Min Wang and Xiumei Yu

How to reform China’s fiscal system? pp. 62-81

Shuanglin Lin

Openness, growth convergence and China’s development prospects pp. 82-108

Xun Wang

Business fixed investment of Chinese manufacturing firms in the post-financial crisis era pp. 109-121

Ping Yan

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