Family Education Expenditure and Physical/Mental Health: The Effect of “Double Reduction” Policy
By: Juanjuan Meng, hui Wang, Yu Yang, Mingshan Zhang
Our study finds that following the implementation of China’s "Double Reduction" policy, students' academic workload decreased by roughly one-quarter, while family educational expenditures and parents' time investment dropped by approximately 15%. Several mental and physical health indicators for both students and parents also showed si...
Recommendations for Promoting the High-Quality Development of China’s Private Equity Industry
By: Xiaolei Liu
In recent years, U.S.-China trade disputes and stricter U.S. investment regulations have led to the withdrawal of many U.S. dollar funds from investments in China's high-tech sectors. As many Chinese high-tech enterprises have begun to face difficulties in listing on U.S. exchanges, Hong Kong and Singapore have become alternative venues for overseas listings.
Enhancing Urban Social Resilience: Insights From Wenzhou’s Practice
By: Zhixue Zhang and Sanbao Zhang
Urban resilience refers to the capacity of a city's systems, businesses, institutions, communities, and individuals to survive, adapt, and thrive in the face of acute shocks and chronic stresses. In the context of economic globalization, building resilient cities is essential for urban areas to respond effectively to natural disasters and social risks....
Policy Recommendations for Developing New Productive Forces
By: Liutang Gong
Policy recommendations for developing new productive forces emphasize enhancing technological innovation, developing the digital economy, and modernizing industries. Key strategies include increasing and diversifying R&D investment to address regional disparities, strengthening enterprise involvement in innovation, and building a cohesive data governance system. Upgrading...
Developing New Productive Forces: Strategic Significance and Key Focus Areas
By: Liutang Gong
As China enters a new development stage, the Chinese economy faces increasing complexity, severity, and uncertainty in the external environment.In the new development stage, drivers of China's economic growth are shifting from traditional factors such as capital and labor to innovation, necessitating strategic adjustments in economic development.The shift in development d...
2024 Carbon Footprint and Carbon Neutrality Action Report, Guanghua, PKU
Family Education Expenditure and Physical/Mental Health: The Effect of “Double Reduction” Policy
Recommendations for Promoting the High-Quality Development of China’s Private Equity Industry
Enhancing Urban Social Resilience: Insights From Wenzhou’s Practice
Policy Recommendations for Developing New Productive Forces
Developing New Productive Forces: Strategic Significance and Key Focus Areas
Guanghua's Thought Leadership Research Projects dive into business practices and education and focus on the holistic, strategic, and forward-looking questions on China’s social development and economic reform. Research findings of the projects have been published in forms such as business administration courses, books, case studies, reports and white papers. We also deliver applied research findings to policymakers through regular briefs for greater policy impacts.
The research project examines the information quality of listed Chinese companies based on field-based research methods such as in-depth surveys and interviews. Thereby, it aims to compare and reconcile the findings from different international capital markets and unravel related explanatory mechanisms. It further promotes the development of theoretical frameworks to improve corporate governance considering the diverse institutional features of capital markets. The research findings can help investors better understand the behavior of listed companies and improve investment efficiency; it can also be a reference for regulators to develop relevant systems and improve supervision.
Continuing the first phase of Guanghua Thought Leadership project, this project further discusses hot topics such as digital transformation and innovation, capacity building, and Intelligent Manufacturing 2025, visits manufacturing enterprises and establishes indicator systems and structures.
Depending on the application, Fintech contains regtech, medical technology, smart wealth management, digital insurance, smart manufacturing, etc. Focusing on trending issues such as digital transformation of enterprises, fintech development and regulation, and blockchain application, this project provides a comprehensive analysis of the development history, current situation, and challenges of fintech.
The launch of REITs in China, especially public REITs, has two important implications. First of all, REITs are an important grip for supply-side reform of financial services. The launch of REITs is an implementation of the policy "cutting overcapacity, de-stocking, de-leveraging, reducing costs and improving weak links". REITs will revitalize various types of operating real estate, reduce the financial leverage of the government and enterprises, and resolve the maturity mismatch and high leverage risks in the credit market. The construction of REITs market can provide a feasible financial strategy for PPP and infrastructure investment, and promote the industrial upgrade of the real estate industry and the transformation of the profit model.
The main content of this project includes a study of the wine industry policy in the eastern foothills of the Helan Mountains in Ningxia and interviews with officials, scholars and entrepreneurs who have experienced the development process of this industry. Comparisons were made between Ningxia and other production areas to search for key factors that might influence the effects of industrial policies in the Ningxia production area. The research method of oral history was used to study the development of the enterprises and the journey of the entrepreneurs, with a view to recording, restoring, and excavating these micro business histories that form the basis of the grand narrative of industrial development.
This project delineates the current situation of China's labor market in four dimensions: efficiency, robustness, harmony, and outlook. Based on the findings, we forecast future growth trends and recommend policy portfolios to better improve the quality of China's labor force and human capital, optimize industrial structure, and promote sustainable economic growth.
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Jun
China’s Logistics Costs Significantly Lower than Those of the United States
25
Aug
Research on AI and Its Application Scenarios
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Apr
18 Apr 2022
The Metaverse and New Economics seminar
Metaverse is one of the hottest topics around the world since 2021, which sparked wide discussion among the academia, industries, and the public. As a virtual societal form, the metaverse is both a reflection and an extension of the real world. Hence it contains all the elements of the established economic theory, with the potential of bringing breakthroughs to the traditional economic research...
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Aug
31 Aug 2021
The first phase of “GSM-CICC Workshop” – Discussions of Sino-US technology and anti-monopoly
Recently, the first phase of the GSM-CICC Workshop was held in Building 2, GSM-PKU. This workshop focused on hot topics of global concern, such as the decoupling of China-US technology, anti-monopoly, Sino-US patent comparison, the impact of COVID-19, and China-US relations, allowing participants to understand the world situation changes from multiple perspectives. Both GSM and CICC look forwar...
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