Enhancing economic progress has been one of the main objectives of economic policy and is a result of progress. But, over the past few decades, there has been much debate about the ecological implications of economic growth all over the world, especially in African economies. Economic growth is...
creating common political bodies and transferring some of the sovereign rights of the national bodies to them. The lack of progress in this area reflects the incompatibility of interests of the participating countries. Even more obvious are the contradictions between the Common Market and the European...
Macroeconomics is the study of the overall performance of an economy. It evaluates the stability and progress of an economy over time by analysis of key indicators. These include GDP, employment, inflation or deflation, and the balance of trade. Microeconomics is the study of the behavior of th...
The Central Economic Work Conference that concluded on Friday in Beijing demanded making economic stability a top priority and pursuing steady progress while ensuring economic stability for the next year. The meeting noted, for an economy of China's size, it is vital to maintain a stable economic...
we still have much hard work to do in the long run. China has made it clear that we strive for more visible and substantive progress in the well-rounded development of individuals and the common prosperity of the entire population. We are working hard on all fronts to deliver this goal. ...
First, I will discuss recent progress on the ‘real’ side: international pricing and invoicing, as well as trade and production frictions and linkages. Then I will discuss recent developments on the ‘financial’ side: on the modeling of global financial intermediaries, and on externalities and ...
The third stage is characterized by "becoming strong", at the heart of which are the "two centennial goals" and the Chinese dream for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. As shown from China's experience during the second stage, diplomacy has played an irreplaceable role in allowing...
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The economy is characterized by a two-factor, two-technology structure, viewed as a small, open country in classic trade models (Ohlin, 1967; Heckscher et al., 1991). The standard-factor price-equalization theorem (FPE) can be applied to the economy with simple modifications; that is, the...
With "the running of the country by the people" as its essence and characterized by a "whole-process people's democracy," China's democratic governance is constantly improving. Its criteria are whether this governance conforms to national conditions, whether it is effective, and whether it wins...