China Economic Journal

2008 - 2026

Current editor(s): Tiechang Gao and Yiping Huang

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Volume 5, issue 2-3, 2012

The low fertility rate is the major demographic risk in China pp. 65-84

Zhigang Guo

Will one child policy reduce entrepreneurship in China? pp. 85-95

James Liang

Housing price and fertility rate pp. 97-111

Li Pan and Jianguo Xu

Analysis on factors behind the decline of the agricultural labor share in total labor force of China (1990–2030) pp. 113-130

Feng Lu and Yang Yewei

Toward deeper research and better policy for healthy aging – using the unique data of Chinese longitudinal healthy longevity survey pp. 131-149

Yi Zeng

Dr. Werner Jackstädt Best Paper Award pp. 151-151

The Editors

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 5, issue 1, 2012

The Chinese economy and income inequality among East Asian countries pp. 1-15

Sumie Sato and Mototsugu Fukushige

Structural changes and regional disparity in China's inflation: a revisit pp. 17-28

Aviral Tiwari and Suresh K.G.

How will fertility imbalances affect the human capital structure in China? Evidence from the National Family Planning and Fertility Health Survey pp. 29-45

Xiaoyan Lei, Yan Shen and Xiaxin Wang

Land titling in China: Chengdu experiment and its consequences pp. 47-64

Lixing Li

Volume 4, issue 2-3, 2011

Uncertainty and risk analysis of the Langrun Chinese GDP Forecast: Fan Charts revisited pp. 81-104

Hao Yu

The ECFA and its expected effect on cross-strait trade and investment: a Taiwanese perspective pp. 105-124

Shin-Horng Chen, Meng-chun Liu and Pei-Chang Wen

Regional technical efficiency and technology gaps in rural China: evidence from CHIP surveys pp. 125-144

Wenjun Liu

Capital structure choice and ownership: evidence from electronics enterprises in China pp. 145-158

Ya-Hwei Yang and Daw Ma

The international competitiveness of Chinese manufacturing firms and the exit of the renminbi–dollar peg pp. 159-168

Horatio Morgan

Volume 4, issue 1, 2011

China and the global economy pp. 1-14

Justin Yifu Lin

China's interest in a revaluation of the yuan pp. 15-23

John Williamson

Achieving capital account convertibility in China pp. 25-42

Yiping Huang, Xun Wang, Qin Gou and Daili Wang

China's macroeconomic stability – an empirical study based on survey data pp. 43-64

Chia-Shang James Chu, Tianyi Wang and Huihui Li

Entrepreneurship and bureaucratic control: the case of the Chinese automotive industry pp. 65-80

Wan-wen Chu

Volume 3, issue 3, 2010

Nowcasting Chinese GDP: information content of economic and financial data pp. 223-240

Matthew Yiu and Kenneth Chow

Relationships between oil price shocks and stock market: an empirical analysis from Greater China pp. 241-254

Chu-Chia Lin, Chung-Rou Fang and Hui-Pei Cheng

Has economic freedom fostered bank performance? Panel evidence from China pp. 255-279

Fadzlan Sufian and Muzafar Shah Habibullah

On the role of personal relationships for doing business in the Greater Pearl River Delta, China pp. 281-306

Frank Bickenbach and Wan-Hsin Liu

Market socialism, Chinese style: bringing development back into economic theory pp. 307-312

Wan-wen Chu

A study of prepayment risks in China's mortgage-backed securitization pp. 313-326

Ho-Mou Wu and Changrong Deng

Volume 3, issue 2, 2010

Demographic transition, demographic dividend, and Lewis turning point in China pp. 107-119

Fang Cai

Discussions on potential bias and implications of Lewis turning point pp. 121-136

Yang Du and Wang Meiyan

The rise of labor cost and the fall of labor input: Has China reached Lewis turning point? pp. 137-153

Wang Meiyan

Has China passed the Lewis turning point? A structural estimation based on provincial data pp. 155-162

Yang Yao and Ke Zhang

The Lewis turning point of Chinese economy: Comparison with Japanese experience pp. 163-179

Ryoshin Minami and Xinxin Ma

Macro-economic implications of the turning point pp. 181-190

Ross Garnaut

What does the Lewis turning point mean for China? A computable general equilibrium analysis pp. 191-207

Yiping Huang and Tingsong Jiang

Will Chinese growth slow after the Lewis turning point? pp. 209-219

Ligang Song and Yongsheng Zhang

Erratum pp. 221-221

The Editors

Volume 3, issue 1, 2010

US–China external imbalance and the global financial crisis pp. 1-24

Justin Yifu Lin, Hinh Dinh and Fernando Im

The institutional foundation of China's economic growth pp. 25-32

Qiren Zhou

The US, China, and global imbalances pp. 33-48

Linda Yueh

Migration and urban poverty and inequality in China pp. 49-67

Albert Park and Dewen Wang

What determines China's inflation? pp. 69-86

Yiping Huang, Xun Wang and Xiuping Hua

Short sale constraints and the information content of trading pp. 87-104

Jianguo Xu

Announcement pp. 105-105

The Editors

Volume 2, issue 3, 2009

Assessment of China's macroeconomic situation: relevance of the zero interest rate and quantitative easing polices pp. 239-255

Yi Gang

Economic growth and growth linkages in China 1994–2003 pp. 257-275

Ari Kokko, Christer Ljungwall and Patrik Gustavsson Tingvall

Challenges of population aging in China pp. 277-283

Yi Zeng

The impact of foreign capital on the Chinese banking market pp. 285-296

Yuan Yuan and Hiroshi Gunji

Redefining Beijing Consensus: ten economic principles pp. 297-311

Xin Li, Kjeld Erik Brødsgaard and Michael Jacobsen

Long memory in the volatility of China stock returns pp. 313-323

Shiyou Zhu, Min-Hwan Lee and Kyu Sun Hwang

Social capital, Chinese style: individualism, relational collectivism and the cultural embeddedness of the institutions–performance link pp. 325-350

Carsten Herrmann-Pillath

The China factor in recent global commodity price and shipping freight volatilities pp. 351-377

Feng Lu and Yuanfang Li

China Economic Journal pp. 378-380

The Editors

Volume 2, issue 2, 2009

The unfolding of Deng's drama pp. 119-132

Qiren Zhou

Chinese foreign direct investment in Australia: policy issues for the resource sector pp. 133-158

Peter Drysdale and Christopher Findlay

On the measurement and analysis of aggregate economic activity for China: the coincident economic indicators approach pp. 159-186

Feng Guo, Ataman Ozyildirim and Victor Zarnowitz

The myth of a booming town: a two-sector model of Macau economic growth pp. 187-202

Xinhua Gu and Li Sheng

The nexus between stock market value and demand for money in China pp. 203-207

Terence Tai Leung Chong and Xiaobing Zhang

Foreign investments in China's local banking sector – the Australian experience pp. 209-217

Michael Ngee Tiong Tan

Employment impacts of a ‘green’ energy transition in China pp. 219-237

Sara Hsu and Shelley Nauss

Volume 2, issue 1, 2009

Catching up or lagging behind? Assessment of technological capacity of China by patent database pp. 1-24

Kazuyuki Motohashi

Dynamics of catch-up in mobile phones and automobiles in China: sectoral systems of innovation perspective pp. 25-53

Keun Lee, Seong-Jae Cho and Jia Jin

Technological structure and its upgrading in China's exports pp. 55-71

Rudai Yang, Yang Yao and Ye Zhang

Technological sources and regional productivity growth in China pp. 73-92

Chih-Hai Yang

Secondary innovation: the path of catch-up with ‘Made in China’ pp. 93-104

Xiaobo Wu, Rufei Ma, Yongjiang Shi and Ke Rong

Patterns and distances of catch-up in trade: China and East Asia pp. 105-118

Elias Sanidas