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  • China Snapshot 2013

    Find key economic figures and trends for China from OECD Yearbook 2013

  • Will China’s economy avoid the doldrums?

    Will China’s growth slowdown last and what does it mean for the rest of us?

    (1287 words)
  • Asia’s information revolution

    The rise of IT and the Internet have been boons to Asia, but not everyone has benefited. There are challenges to overcome, not least in the area of governance.

    (967 words)
  • ©CDRF

    China: Investing in human capital

    Human capital spending is needed to reshape China’s growth engine. The action can start at an early age. 

    (741 words)
  • Yukon Huang

    Yukon Huang

    In the balance: China’s economic conundrum

    Apprehensions about China’s unbalanced growth process concern everybody, but its causes are often misunderstood.
    What can the Chinese leadership do to rebalance investment and consumption? 

    (1012 words)
  • Africa’s emerging partnerships

    There are signs of a new, more confident and self-affirming Africa taking shape. As the 2011 edition of the African Economic Outlook argues, this newness is also evident in the continent’s relationships with emerging economies.

    (1376 words)
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