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From Made in China to Made by China: Industrial Policy and the Rise of China’s Domestic Value Added
Have China’s industrial policies boosted the value of domestic content in China’s exports?
How China’s College Boom Expanded Graduate Programs, Enrollment, and Employment for Americans
In the early 2000s China launched the greatest expansion of college education in modern history. The effects reached far beyond its borders.
How China Collateralizes: Inside a $400 Billion Cash-Secured Lending System
How does China secure repayment in its lending boom to high-risk countries?
The Consequences of Policy Centralization in China
China has seen a sharp centralization of policymaking since 2013. The economic costs could be steep.
The Highest Exam: How the Gaokao Shapes China
China’s exam-centered education system is a gateway to the ruling class and a powerful tool for political legitimacy and economic statecraft
Fertility Fell Sharply in China Recent Decades. The One-Child Policy Explains Only Some of the Drop
The recent lifting of the one-child policy is unlikely to boost low fertility in China
It’s Not Just Subsidies: How China’s EV Battery Firms Learned Their Way to Dominance
How much does “learning by doing” help explain China’s spectacular rise in EV battery production?
Stanford SCCEI China Briefs
Stanford SCCEI China Briefs
A biweekly brief series from the Stanford Center on China’s Economy and Institutions that translates data-driven research on China into evidence-based insights
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