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An Evaluation of China’s Labor Market Recovery and the Outlook for the 2022 Employment Situation

LU Feng CF40 Advisor; Professor, National School of Development of Peking University

This is the comment made by the author at the 6th National Development Forum on Macroeconomic Outlook and the 59th Economic Observation Repot Meeting on December 19th, 2021. The views expressed herein are the author’s own and do not represent those of CF40 or other organizations. It is translated by CF40 and has not been reviewed by the author. 01.11.2022

Opportunities and Challenges in a Platform Economy

HUANG Yiping Chairman, CF40 Academic Committee; Deputy Dean, National School of Development, Peking University

Abstract: Platform economy brings benefits such as promoting service coverage, employment, innovation, and economic growth. But this unique form of digital economy also poses challenges to market fairness, income distribution, and digital governance. In the future, governance of platform economy should focus on orderly development of the sector and common prosperity. 12.31.2021

Policy Options to Maintain Steady Growth: Interest Rate Takes the Lead and Fiscal Policy Supports

ZHANG Bin - CF40 Non-resident Senior Fellow; ZHU He - Deputy Director of CF40 Research Department

A growth rate of over 5 percent in 2022 needs to be underpinned by boosting domestic demand, as the decline of the real estate market and exports can only be offset by the expansion of domestic consumption and investment. The aim is not to pursue a growth rate of 5 percent for its own sake, but to achieve an increase in household income, corporate profits, and job opportunities as well as industrial and consumption upgrades. Macroeconomic policies should be adjusted to meet t... 12.30.2021

Finance in Support of the Development of City Clusters in China

LU Ming et al. CF40 guest member Distinguished Professor of Economics, Shanghai Jiao Tong University; Director, Shanghai Institute for National Economy

Abstract: This article summarizes four challenges facing city cluster development in China and offers five suggestions on how finance can help address these problems. First, issue “special bonds for the citizenization of migrant workers.” Second, establish markets for nationwide exchange of land quotas and farmland compensation quotas. Third, promote market-based interest rates and decentralize local government bond issuance to the municipal level. Fourth, establish a fund fo... 12.24.2021

In Face of Severe Challenges to the Global Trade System, Major Economies Should Push WTO to Set International Rules on Climate Issues

Research Department, China Finance 40 Forum

Abstract: In a closed-door seminar during the 3rd Bund Summit held by the China Finance 40 Forum, experts shared their insights on the new pattern and new trends of global trade. This article concluded the outcomes of the discussion, including the three new challenges facing the global trade system and suggestions on how to strengthen the role of WTO in response to climate change. 12.22.2021

Challenges Facing China’s Economic Development in 2022

YANG Weimin - CF40 Advisor; Deputy Director, Committee for Economic Affairs of the CPPCC National Committee; Dean, China Institute for Development Planning, Tsinghua University.

The biggest challenge facing the Chinese economy in 2022 is to maintain growth. China’s economic growth has fallen from around 10% a decade ago to over 5% today, a decline that is a bit too sharp even considering the country’s natural course of development, changes in its domestic and international environment and the sudden outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. If China is to remain well on track toward economic recovery next year, it should focus on stabilizing growth within a... 12.21.2021

Shed Light on Emerging Investment Trends: A Review of Traditional Theories

LIU Jun CF40 Member; President, Bank of Communications

Abstract: The booming digital economy is fundamentally different from the industrial economy, with a new paradigm. As a result, the halo effect has emerged with traditional theories, and their explanatory and predictive power have abated. The basic assertion that maximization of economic value is the ultimate pursuit of a liberal market economy is also being challenged. In other words, there has been a certain extent of deviation of traditional theories from current economic ... 12.21.2021

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