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Policies to support state owned enterprises may have unintended effects on international companies in China, Professor Zhu Tian tells South China Morning Post.2024-02-15Foreign businesses being outpaced by SOEs could be due to different policy effects brought to bear on SOEs and foreign companies. More
CEIBS professor of Economics Zhu Tian speaks to South China Morning Post on what the Chinese Premier’s upcoming work report could mean for the private sector in 20242024-01-26"This can be a hint that Li Qiang may accord further significance [to the private sector]." More
In Reuters article, Professor Zhu Tian says more stimulus measures are necessary to avoid a "vicious cycle" of low confidence in the Chinese economy2024-01-18Professor Zhu Tian argues for stimulus measures to combat low confidence. More
In a story on the possible “Japanification” of the Chinese economy, Professor Zhu Tian tells South China Morning Post that policy reform must continue to avoid stagnation2024-01-12Deflation is completely avoidable as long as China more proactive monetary and fiscal policies and carries forward reform and opening-up. More
Market entry barriers are still an issue in China’s economy today, Professor of Finance Oliver Rui tells South China Morning Post2024-01-10Foreign and private enterprises still face discrimination and "glass barriers" while fair competition law enforcers lack teeth. More
Professor of Economics Bala Ramasamy talks to Reuters about China’s anti-dumping probe into brandy imports from the European Union2024-01-05Any country or region that has a bloated trade deficit with China will find ways to reduce it, quite often to its own detriment. More-
Professor of Economics Zhu Tian tells the South China Morning Post that local officials in China must support the delivery of a pro-business message2024-01-03Market access, financing and fair competition still need persistent attention More
China’s economy remains mainly determined by domestic policy rather than overseas factors, Professor Zhu Tian tells South China Morning Post2023-12-14There are some ripple effects and some relief, but what determines the Chinese economy is of course our domestic policy choices. More
Professor of Economics Zhu Tian discusses role of private sector investments in stimulating the economy with South China Morning Post2023-12-11More government-led investments should concentrate on livelihoods and leave other [investments] for the market – especially the private sector – to decide. More
Professor Zhu Tian discusses China’s economic policy direction for 2024 with the South China Morning Post2023-12-08Beijing in the new year may use some consumption-boosting policies to create more demand and help private businesses to invest more. More
