The Business(es) of the Chinese State

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Although constituting a quarter of national production, 2/3 of her total assets, half of urban employment and 3/4 of investments, China's state-owned enterprises are inefficient, produce non-marketable products and bring few benefits at much cost. China's leaders face challenges on economic reforms and privatization.

Other General Government Support, Government Enterprises-State, Evaluation, Economic policy, Privatization, Privatization (Business), Government business enterprises, Public enterprises

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Just How Undervalued is the Chinese Renminbi?

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The authors use a Johansen cointegration framework to examine the permanent equilibrium exchange rate and the behavioral equilibrium exchange rate of China's renminbi. Findings indicate that the renminbi's undervaluation against the dollar is slight, rather than the larger figure that has been presented.

Capital funds & cash flow, Foreign exchange, Foreign exchange rates, Comparative analysis, Valuation, Currency devaluation, Devaluation (Currency), Yuan (China)

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FDI Promotion Policy in China: Governance and Effectiveness

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China has its liberalization policy to attract foreign direct investments including opening up economic zones like its coastal city of Guangdong .

Direct Investment by Foreign (+), Foreign investments, Reports, Marketing, Guangdong, China, Economic zoning

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