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China economy
As the Year of the Dragon dawns, many Chinese wish for a better economy
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Jennifer Pak
Feb 9, 2024
Asking people in China about their Lunar New Year wishes, the talk inevitably shifts to the economy.
In Shanghai, vacant storefronts abound, but it's still a struggle to find space
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Jennifer Pak
Jan 9, 2024
China's housing bubble has popped, and the commercial property market is going through a rough patch.
One man's crisis of confidence in China
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Jennifer Pak
Oct 2, 2023
China’s economy has not been recovering as fast as hoped for after the zero-COVID policy ended, partly due to a lack of confidence.
Why China's economic rebound has fallen short of expectations
Aug 7, 2023
After China lifted its zero-COVID policy, economists expected the economy to come roaring back. That hasn't quite happened.
Reviving China's rural economy, one peach tree at a time
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Jennifer Pak
Jul 25, 2023
Chinese officials have pushed for young entrepreneurs to return and revitalize the countryside, but the task is complex.
Fading job prospects discourage younger Chinese workers
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Jennifer Pak
May 17, 2023
China's job market remains competitive as the economy recovers from zero-COVID. But some young people have lost their eagerness to compete.
Some struggle economically as China's 20th Communist Party Congress begins
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Jennifer Pak
Oct 14, 2022
Under President Xi Jinping, tech and real estate oversight has tightened, while the private tutoring sector has been flattened.
For public good, not for profit.
IMF predicts China's 2022 growth will be less than half of what it was last year
Oct 13, 2022
Here's what's behind the sobering forecast for the world's second-largest economy.
China's troubles at home weigh on growth
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Justin Ho
Oct 18, 2021
Energy problems, supply chain woes and a shaky real estate sector are slowing down Chinese GDP growth.
Mall economics: How to get consumers in China to shop in stores
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Jennifer Pak
Sep 22, 2021
More people are purchasing online but one mall in Shanghai is able to pull young consumers back into stores.