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Marshall held that the agglomeration of talent will generate rather obvious economies of scale, while the diseconomy of scale is weaker, so vying for talent is a necess…
- China’s outbound investments to benefit B&R countries
Chinese enterprises should beef up efforts in product research and development, technological innovation, market control and process optimization while performing socia…
- Rising service consumption calls for structural upgrade
Considering the increasing weight of consumption in China’s gross domestic product, new types of retail such as cashier-free stores have great room for futu…
- Boosting demand equally vital to supply-side structural reform
Given its decreasing contribution, investment will hardly become an engine of growth. Moreover, prevailing trade protectionism in the wake of the 2008 global financial …
- Further opening up to boost growth, competitiveness
China advocates building an open world economy and adheres to the global governance philosophy of achieving shared growth through discussion and collaboration, calling …
- Agricultural crowdfunding to make up for financial shortages in rura…
In recent years, China has highlighted the strategy of mass entrepreneurship and innovation, applying this approach to raising farmers' incomes and spawning a boom of c…
- Challenges to world economy entail reshaping of international rules
In this context, China is actively participating in reshaping international rules not to implement regionalism or challenge the multilateral international economic and …
- Government-enterprise-university triple helix model facilitates inno…
The growth of its high-speed rail network has directly improved China's transportation-related manufacturing sector, enhancing its international status.
- 2018: World economy to continue to rebound amid risks
The future of US fiscal and monetary policy will be dominated by two major factors: Trump's fiscal plan and increasing the benchmark federal funds rate while shrinking …
Time:07/19/2018 Hits:28Marshall held that the agglomeration of talent will generate rather obvious economies of scale, while the diseconomy of scale is weaker, so vying for talent is a necess…