Showing posts with label China's economy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label China's economy. Show all posts

View: If it is too good to be true, it probably isn't always - China's economic statistics

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This article is contributed by a kind reader of JC Economics Essays For many economists and pundits who long believed that China’s in...

View: What's Wrong With A Universal Basic Income (Unconditional Basic Income)

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This article was contributed by a reader (MSc Economics) In recent years, many countries across the globe have been flirting with the...

What is the economic impact of Brexit on Asian economies?

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This economics post explains and analyses the possible economic consequences of Brexit on Asian economies and was created through synthes...

"In your opinion, was China capable of nurturing its indigenous Industrial Revolution?"

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Shared master's students economics essays for LSE (London School of Economics and Political Science) MSc.  EH446 Economic Developme...

"China’s high-yield agriculture was as much a result of suitable institutions as good natural conditions." Discuss.

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Shared master's students economics essays for LSE (London School of Economics and Political Science) MSc.  EH446 Economic Developme...

China's Economy: Discuss the implications of a revaluation of the Chinese yuan on Singapore’s economy. [25]

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In recent years, economists worldwide argued that China should revalue her yuan, or shift away from her dollar peg, because her yuan (RMB)...

Discuss whether the undervalued yuan (RMB) is the only cause of China’s rising inflation and trade surplus with the US. [25] (Rephrased Economics Question)

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In recent years, it has been argued that the undervalued renminbi (RMB / yuan) is the major cause of China ’s burgeoning inflation and m...

Discuss the effectiveness of government policies that could be used to tackle China’s inflation. [25] (rephrased Economics question)

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“In 2003, China achieved an impressive growth rate of about 9%. Domestic consumption and investment formed the dominant source of her g...