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A holistic approach may be the only way to treat China’s real estate price woes
To make renting more attractive for residents, the Chinese government needs to take a more systematic approach by providing an equally distributed network of public services
China needs to clean up financial regulation
The lack of a centralized financial regulatory body often leads to over-regulation in some areas while a lack of coordination has left loopholes in others
Belt and Road Initiative is a chance for China to deepen reform
The government should create a better business environment to encourage private companies to participate based on their own interests
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Political will is needed to tackle soaring house prices
The government must realize that soaring property prices and the lack of alternative investment channels have formed a vicious circle
Chinese graduates are facing problems from more than just the job market
If the trend continues, many of China’s college graduates may find themselves excluded from the middle class. From a national perspective, this could mean the start of the shrinking of the middle class, which would have serious social and political implications for Chinese society
Fairness should be at the center of any reform to China’s personal income tax code
China’s personal income tax is so unfair that it exacerbates income inequality and social injustice