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China may find a better way to fight involution
This model suggests that seemingly intractable cultural problems often stem from technological design that can be fixed once the people affected are brought into the decision-making process
China needs to turn paid leave from paper right into reality
As the private sector employs the bulk of China’s workforce, it means that millions of workers still find it difficult to exercise their legal entitlement to paid leave
China's AI strategy moves beyond the model race
Just as AI can make communications networks smarter, advanced communications infrastructure will determine how far AI can be deployed across the real economy
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Beyond hukou, China moves to match public services to the places where people live
The challenge facing policymakers is no longer simply how to manage migration of individuals, but how to integrate migrants and their families into urban life
China needs to help SMEs, low- and middle-income groups to boost domestic demand
The positive economic performance in the first quarter was mainly generated by the combination of strengthened new dynamics on the supply side and the aggregate effect of stimulus policies on the demand side
China’s structural strength and stabilizing role in a volatile world economy
While many economies remain highly dependent on imported oil and gas, China’s diversified energy mix, anchored by coal and rapidly expanding renewable capacity, helps stabilize industrial costs