Session 10: China in the Global Economy
- Zhiguo He (Stanford University)
- Zheng (Michael) Song (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
This session brings together scholars and policymakers to discuss the evolving structure of China’s economy and its interactions with the global system today. We seek submissions addressing key areas including macroeconomic developments, international trade dynamics, financial markets, and structural transformation. This session aims to foster a deeper understanding of the factors driving growth, stability, and transformation within China’s economic landscape. We are particularly interested in studies on China's interactions with the global economy, including trade dynamics, investment flows, technological cooperation and competition (e.g., AI), and geopolitical influences. Submissions of both theoretical and empirical studies across various fields of economics, as well as interdisciplinary contributions, are welcomed.