GEP in China Press Centre

2012

December 2012

March 2012

China Daily
Western Academia has Place in Corporate China
by David Greenaway and Chris Rudd

February 2012

January 2012

November 2011

Same article in Mandarin in China Press:

May 2011

December 2010

China Daily
Innovate or slip down value chain
by Professor Shujie Yao
As China embarks on it's 12th Fifth-Year Plan (2011-2015), the sense of urgency is clear

Chinese Stories

Graduate jobs, rising wages forecast in China's economic changes:

Martin Wolf - Ending investment-led growth model key to sustaining growth in China

September 2010

Wine and dine [pdf] Alex Newman a lecturer at Nottingham University Business School in Ningbo, on how Chinese SME's wine and dine investors to secure financing.

June 2010

Chinese firms forced to wine and dine to survive [pdf] Continuing discrimination by banks has made splashing out on entertainment expenses vital to the short-term survival of many Chinese companies.

October 2009

GEP in China hosts 'The Financial Crisis' [pdf]
GEP is to mark the first anniversary of the opening of its Centre in China with a major international conference on the worldwide financial crisis.

June 2009

FDI, Outsourcing and Trade: An Asian Perspective [pdf]
Some of the world’s foremost authorities on Asia’s economies are to meet at GEP’s China branch to examine the ever-growing role of the country on the global financial stage.

June 2009

China will learn from Rio Tinto debacle [pdf]
by Shujie Yao
China has suffered a 'painful lesson' from the failure of the ill-fated tie-up bid between Chinalco and Rio Tinto, GEP's leading Chinese economist has claimed.

April 2009

China the big G20 winner, says Yao [pdf]
by Shujie Yao
China emerged as the biggest winner from the 'historic' G20 summit in London, according to GEP's leading Chinese economist.

March 2009

Partnerships crucial to sustaining China's boom [pdf]
by Zhihong Yu, Alessandria Guariglia and David Greenaway
Foreign and domestic firms in China need to work in partnership if the country's economic boom is to continue in the face of the worldwide financial crisis, new research has shown.
Head of CWE programme visits China [pdf]
by Professor Shujie Yao
The Economist who suggested the credit crunch has given China a 'once-in-a-century chance' to cement superpower status, is delivering a series of major lectures in the country.
Global meltdown gives China once-in-a-century chance to complete rise [pdf]
by Professor Shujie Yao
China could now boast the world’s second-largest economy – a decade ahead of most predictions – thanks to the credit crunch, a leading Chinese economist has claimed.