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China’s Interest-Rate Challenge

Pingfan Hong, Chief of the Global Economic Monitoring Unit, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs

China’s successful transformation from a middle-income country to a modern, high-income country will depend largely on the reforms that the government undertakes over the next decade. But, because the most pressing reform – interest-rate liberalization – carries both risks and rewards, officials should be prudent in their approach.

U.S.-China Economic Relations in the Next Decade: Opening Keynote

US-China 2022

U.S.-China Economic Relations in the Next Decade: Opening Keynote

US-China 2022 is a new report and series of events projecting the economic growth possible from the bilateral relationship over the next 10 years, and submits policy recommendations to both the United States and Chinese governments to maximize potential benefits.

U.S.-China Economic Relations in the Next Decade Part 3: Keynotes

US-China 2022

U.S.-China Economic Relations in the Next Decade Part 3: Keynotes

U.S.-China Economic Relations in the Next Decade Part 3: Keynotes

U.S.-China Economic Relations in the Next Decade: Part1 Panel

US-China 2022

U.S.-China Economic Relations in the Next Decade: Part1 Panel

U.S.-China Economic Relations in the Next Decade: Part1 Panel

A Debt Dilemma: Reform or Crisis

Zhang Monan, Associate Research Fellow at State Information Center

From a medium and long-term point of view, a race between reform and crisis will be inevitable, says Zhang Monan. China must perfect its central and local financial systems, and create a framework for the control of financial debt risks at the earliest date possible.

Financial Literacy and Economic Growth

Michael Justin Lee, Lecturer, the Center for East Asian Studies at the University of Maryland

The recent publication of Visa’s International Financial Literacy Barometer has sparked interest in the United States’ mature financial sector and China’s still-developing financial markets. Noting the low ranking of China and Hong Kong, Michael Justin Lee explains that being financially literate will not only help Asia’s young finance sector boon, but will also improve the world’s future economic outlook.

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