China Economic Journal

2008 - 2026

Current editor(s): Tiechang Gao and Yiping Huang

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Living arrangements of the elderly in China: evidence from the CHARLS national baseline pp. 191-214: Xiaoyan Lei, John Strauss, Meng Tian and Yaohui Zhao
Environmental regulation and firm location choice in China pp. 215-234: Qingtao Wang, Xuanli Xie and Min Wang
Short-term trends in China’s income inequality and poverty: evidence from a longitudinal household survey pp. 235-251: Yu Xie, Xiaobo Zhang, Qi Xu and Chunni Zhang
Inequality in educational attainment and expectation: evidence from the China Family Panel Studies pp. 252-263: Xiaoyan Lei and Yan Shen
Evolution of wealth inequality in China pp. 264-287: Shi Li and Haiyuan Wan
Understanding wealth and housing inequality among China’s older population pp. 288-307: Albert Park and Yan Shen
Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

China’s economic reforms and growth prospects pp. 95-108: Nicholas Lardy
Reflections on economics: market failure or market theory failure? pp. 109-121: Weiying Zhang
The patterns of patents in China pp. 122-142: Zhuan Xie and Xiaobo Zhang
Several major issues on deepening state-owned enterprises reform pp. 143-157: Changwen Zhao and Yongwei Zhang
What did China’s labor contract law do to its private manufacturing firms? pp. 158-171: Ping Yan
Fertility and housing pp. 172-190: Creina Day

China’s exchange rate regime reform: Implications from the experiences of Japan, Korea and Taiwan pp. 1-17: Yuming Cui
Financial deepening and income inequality: Is there any financial Kuznets curve in China? The political economy analysis pp. 18-39: Kristijan Kotarski
Understanding China’s external imbalances pp. 40-54: Yu Yongding
Will the Renminbi become a reserve currency? pp. 55-73: Daili Wang, Yiping Huang and Gang Fan
Short-term jobs and long-term job loss of large supermarket entry pp. 74-85: Chuanchuan Zhang and Xiaoyan Lei
Why I Do Not Support Complete Capital Account Liberalization pp. 86-93: Justin Yifu Lin

A Study of China’s Local Government Debt with Regional and Provincial Characteristics pp. 277-298: Ho-Mou Wu and Shiliang Feng
Impact of Leverage on Investment by Major Shareholders: Evidence from Listed Firms in China pp. 299-319: Yuan Yuan and Kazuyuki Motohashi
From internal imbalances to global imbalances: a survey on the causes of China’s export-led growth pp. 320-342: Simon Sturn
Effect of China’s Real Exchange Rate Appreciation in the Next Decade: A Recursive Dynamic CGE Analysis pp. 343-360: Xin Li
Business Cycles in an Estimated DSGE Model of China pp. 361-381: Biao Gu, Jianfeng Wang and Jingfei Wu
Industrial policy revisited: a new structural economics perspective pp. 382-396: Justin Yifu Lin
Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Introduction to the Special Issue on China's Growing Trade and Trans-Pacific Trade Agreements pp. 165-167: Jiandong Ju and Miaojie Yu
Understanding China’s foreign trade: a literature review (I) pp. 168-186: Larry Qiu and Ying Xue
An Anatomy of Intermediaries in China’s Export Market pp. 187-213: Bo Chen and Zhiyuan Li
Exchange Rate Movements and Exporter Profitability: Empirical Evidence from Chinese Manufacturing Sectors pp. 214-220: Zhonghua Liang and Miaojie Yu
Asia–Pacific integration within a broader Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement pp. 221-236: Xin Li and Yang Yao
Sino-Korea Free Trade Agreement and Asia-Pacific economic integration: the China perspective pp. 237-250: Rui Zhuang, Junjie Hong and Guangyu Bai
Trans-Pacific Tariff Barriers: a Case Study of Five Asia—Pacific Developing Countries and Canada pp. 251-260: Bo Chen
Revisiting the Role of Regional Integration in China from 1978–1992: Incentive, Pattern, and Growth pp. 261-276: Xiaopeng Yin and Zhe Wang

Foreword pp. 1-3: Peter Drysdale
Chinese interests in the global investment regime pp. 4-20: Fan He and Bijun Wang
Chinese lessons: state-owned enterprises and the regulation of foreign investment in Canada pp. 21-38: Yuen Pau Woo
Toward a multilateral framework for identifying national security threats posed by foreign acquisitions: with special reference to Chinese acquisitions in the United States, Canada, and Australia pp. 39-58: Theodore Moran
Australia’s foreign investment review board and the regulation of Chinese investment pp. 59-83: Rebecca Mendelsohn and Allan Fels
The changing US–China investment relationship pp. 84-102: Daniel Rosen and Thilo Hanemann
China’s direct investment in the European Union: challenges and policy responses pp. 103-125: Françoise Nicolas
A new context for managing overseas direct investment by Chinese state-owned enterprises pp. 126-140: Shuping Liao and Yongsheng Zhang
China’s regulatory framework for outward foreign direct investment pp. 141-163: Karl P. Sauvant and Victor Zitian Chen

Introduction to special issue on assessing quality of Chinese statistics pp. 59-62: Yiping Huang
Understanding China’s official statistics pp. 63-79: Xianchun Xu
How fast has Chinese industry grown? – The upward bias hypothesis revisited pp. 80-102: Harry X. Wu
Debunking the myth about China’s low consumption pp. 103-112: Jun Zhang and Tian Zhu
How large is income inequality in China: assessment on different estimates of Gini coefficient pp. 113-122: Ximing Yue, Shi Li and Xia Gao
Demystify the labor statistics in China pp. 123-133: Fang Cai, Yang Du and Meiyan Wang
Clarification of misled statistic data: overestimated per-capita housing area pp. 134-151: Xin Li and Dianqing Xu
How big is the Chinese Government debt? pp. 152-171: Jian Chang, Lingxiu Yang and Yiping Huang
Announcement: Dr Werner Jackstädt best paper award announcement pp. 172-172: The Editors
Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

China's economic development and cultural renaissance in the multipolar growth world of the twenty-first century pp. 1-11: Justin Yifu Lin
Interpreting fluctuations in output growth in China pp. 12-20: James Laurenceson
Labor scarcity and the turning point in the Chinese rural sectors: empirical evidences from a frontier production function study pp. 21-45: Akira Era and Shota Moriwaki
Housing affordability in Macau: evidence and policy pp. 46-56: Hsiao-Chuan Chang