China & World Economy  / 37–51, Vol. 24,  No. 3, 2016
How Off-farm Employment Affects Technical Efficiency of China’s Farms: 
The Case of Jiangsu
 
Linxiu Zhang, Weiliang Su, Tor Eriksson, Chengfang Liu*
Abstract
Using three-wave survey data for four villages of Jiangsu Province in China, the present paper examines whether and to what extent off-......

China & World Economy / 41–62, Vol. 24, No. 1, 2016 

Are China’s Farms Growing? 

Xianqing Ji, Scott Rozelle, Jikun Huang, Linxiu Zhang, Tonglong Zhang* 

Abstract 
China’s agricultural sector faces challenges because most farms are still small scale. China’s policy is to encourage the consolidation of farms and promote farms that are larger i......

China & World Economy  / 55–72, Vol. 24,  No. 4, 2016
Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals: 
The Role for the G20 from China’s Perspective
Xiaoyun Li, Taidong Zhou*
 
Abstract
Development became a G20 priority under the Korean presidency in 2010 and has remained central to global summitry ever since. Although the G20 has formally involved......

China & World Economy / 90–106, Vol. 24, No. 2, 2016 

Does Foreign Venture Capital Provide More Value-added Services 
to Initial Public Offering Companies in China? 

Yin He, Bin Li, Yunhua Tian, Lijun Wang* 

Abstract 
This paper uses all 1404 initial public offerings (IPO) undertaken between 2002 and 2012 in China to analyze whether venture cap......

China & World Economy  / 5–19, Vol. 24,  No. 5, 2016
Economic Growth and Convergence, 
Applied to China
Robert J. Barro*
 
Abstract
From the perspective of conditional convergence, China’s GDP growth rate since 1990 has been surprisingly high. However, China cannot deviate forever from the global historical experience, and the per capita growth r......

China & World Economy  / 122–146, Vol. 24,  No. 5, 2016
China’s Growth Slowdown: Lessons from Japan’s Experience and the Expected Impact on Japan, 
the USA and Germany
Kyoji Fukao, Tangjun Yuan*
 
Abstract
China is switching from economic growth based on extremely rapid capital accumulation to economic growth based on structural reforms and acce......

China & World Economy / 48–67, Vol. 24, No. 2, 2016 

Exchange Rate Pass-through to China’s Export Price: 
A Product-level Investigation 

Jian Han, Yanzhi Shen* 

Abstract 
Exchange rate movement usually results in changes in the production costs of exporting firms, and, therefore, the prices and the quantity of traded products. The present pape......

China & World Economy / 1–4, Vol. 24, No. 4, 2016 

Introduction 
Contextualizing the 2016 G20: Global Analyses 
and Challenges for the Chinese Presidency 

Alessia Amighini, Andrea Goldstein*...

China & World Economy  / 73–92, Vol. 24,  No. 4, 2016
China, the G20 and the International 
Investment Regime
Karl P. Sauvant*
Abstract
China has become a major home country for outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) flows. As a result, the country is increasingly concerned with protecting its OFDI and facilitating the operations of its firms i......

China & World Economy  / 5–14, Vol. 24,  No. 4, 2016
Global Governance and Global Summits from the G8 to the G20: History, Opportunities and Challenges
Amano Prodi*
Abstract
Pivotal informal organizations, above all the G20, the G7 and the BRICS, have accumulated growing power in recent years. At a basic level, informal organizations differ from ......