15 Result(s)
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Economics
Development Economics
International Economics
Qi** Li
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Markets, Human Capital and Inequality: Evidence from Rural China
Beginning in the 1980s, almost all of the socialist countries replaced their planned economies with economic systems that relied heavily on market forces to determine the production and allocation of goods and...
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Regional Competition, Fiscal Federalism, and Economic Structure: Evidence from China
Fiscal decentralization is an important element that fostered the success of China’s reforms towards a market economy. If economics is all about incentives, then understanding how fiscal reforms provided incen...
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Human Capital and Technological Spillovers from FDI in the Chinese Regions: A Threshold Approach
Openness is a well-known factor that facilitates the development of a country. Investment from developed to less developed countries are the major channel for realizing this process. Besides the direct effects...
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Component Trade and China’s Global Economic Integration
A symbol of China’s economic integration into the global economy is its progressive engagement in international commodity trade, with an increasing scale and intensity. From 1992 to 2005, the average growth ra...
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The Changing Geography of Innovation Activities: What do Patents Indicators Imply?
Innovation in the global marketplace is at the core of the twenty-first century knowledge-based economy (Schumpeter, 1980: 66). Innovation is in itself a fuzzy concept and measuring it is more difficult (Godin...
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The Evolution of Domestic Trade Flows When Foreign Trade Is Liberalized: Evidence from the Chinese Maritime Customs Service
Little is known about the interaction between domestic and international trade because of the paucity of data on domestic trade. The opening of international trade may change, for example, the extent of domest...
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The Indian Growth Model: A Chinese Perspective
This paper attempts to provide an analysis of the Chinese perspective of the Indian economic growth model. It examines the leading papers and comments, mostly published in the past decade, by eminent Chinese s...
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A Measure of the Spillover Effects Among Companies of Same Nationality in the Location Choice of FDIs
Foreign direct investments (FDIs) have grown rapidly with globalization. Despite the recent emergence of protectionism, this increase in FDIs will not reverse. Nonetheless, a recent article in The Economist predi...
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Australia’s Cognition of the “India-Pacific Strategy”, Reasons and Countermeasures
Australia is a traditional ally of the US, and a key participator of the “Indo-Pacific Strategy”, so, it is of practical significance to study Australia’s cognition of the “Indo-Pacific Strategy”, and the reas...
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Economic Development and Evolution of Geo-economic Pattern of the “Indo-Pacific” Region
This paper mainly discusses three issues from the perspective of geo-economics: First, discuss the two arguments of “the transfer of world economic centers” and the “counterbalancing China’s increasing geo-pre...
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The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI): The South-South Cooperation (SSC) with Chinese Characteristics
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and South-South Cooperation (SSC) mirror each other in the current international environment and development cooperation system. On the one hand, China’s foreign policies are...
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The BRI and Its Economic Corridors: Opportunities for Development
This chapter mainly reviews the development panorama of the BRI and its six economic corridors: The China–Mongolia–Russia Economic Corridor (CMREC, the New Eurasian Land Bridge (NELB), the China–Central Asia–W...
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Conclusion
Elaborating on the strong correlations between China’s foreign strategies and China’s agenda in south-south cooperation is one of the goals of this book. The authors believe that such special correlation is de...
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The Belt and Road Initiative: China’s New Role in Geopolitics and Security Issue
As a grand strategy in China, the BRI is endowed with a complex nature. It is not only an economic initiative but also involving a series of security issues. Even though the BRI is depicted through China’s i...
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Technological and Financial Integration in the BRI
As early as 1990, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) defined the concept of human development in the first Human Development Report, shifting development thinking and strategies away from excessive p...
