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The Making of a G7 Summit
Group of Seven leaders will have a broad agenda when they meet in Cornwall on June 11-13. But much of their attention will be focused on an industrial giant that is not in the room: China.
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Group of Seven leaders will have a broad agenda when they meet in Cornwall on June 11-13. But much of their attention will be focused on an industrial giant that is not in the room: China.
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Two-way FDI between the US and China fell to $15.9 billion in 2020, its lowest level in over a decade, amid pandemic-related disruptions and rising US-China tensions.
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Despite China's commitment to develop a leading edge semiconductor ecosystem, the country is unlikely to wriggle free of its chip chokepoints anytime soon.
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This paper explores the advantages Chinese firms derive from the combination of a large and protected home market in strategic sectors, and makes recommendations for European policymakers about how they can respond.
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After a tumultuous pandemic year we need a sober assessment of where China’s economy stands and how GDP is likely to evolve in 2021
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This study seeks to illuminate the costs associated with a US decoupling from China, providing valuable perspective on the magnitude and range of economic effects that the Biden administration must consider as it shapes its policy agenda with China
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While FDI flows between the US and China have declined in recent years, portfolio investment in equity and debt has grown.
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In 2013, a year after Xi Jinping came to power, China set out an ambitious market-oriented reform program. In the final instalment of the China Dashboard, we assess China's progress against the reform goals it set out for itself.
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Lending under China's Belt and Road Initiative has slowed in recent years but the drop is not as steep as some recent research suggests and we expect the project to continue and evolve in the years ahead
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The credibility of government guarantees to support a wide range of China’s financial assets and companies is hanging in the balance as corporate bond defaults rise.