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Established in July 2020, PHBS Think Tank guides and coordinates in an overall manner the works relating to policy research resources at PHBS and is committed to providing high quality advices to policymakers and conducting research on issues on macroeconomics, international trade and investment, financial reform and development, urban development, and sustainable development of the 'Greater Bay Area'. Professor Hai Wen, Dean of Peking University HSBC Business School, is the Director, Professors Ba Shusong, Ren Ting and Wang Pengfei are the Associate Directors, and Professor Cen Wei is the Secretary in General.
Export growth rate continues to rise and GDP growth is expected to exceed 4% ——China's macroeconomic analysis in 2020Q3
Abstract: China& 39;s economy has recovered rapidly since the third quarter and the recovery of industrial producti
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Export, consumption and investment go hand in hand together for a fully economic recovery ——China's macroeconomic analysis in 2020Q4
Abstract: Since the fourth quarter of 2020, China& 39;s economy has continued the recovery trend of the previous
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Report of Shenzhen’s Economic Analysis (2020)
Abstract: From January 2021, Peking University HSBC think tank will regularly publish the Shenzhen economic analysi
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Business Environment and Efficiency of Firms in the Great Bay Area: Evidence from Regional Comparison
Abstract: Business environment is important for an enterprise The quality of a regional business environment direc
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How Financial Sector Support Real Sector in China: Evidence from Loans
Abstract: This report studies the current situation of China& 39;s banking loan from two aspects: the quantity (lo
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Low base combines high growth, with over 20% of GDP growth year-on-year in the first quarter —China's macroeconomic analysis in 2021Q1
Abstract: China’s economy continued to surge at a fast pace in the first quarter of 2021 From the perspec
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Report of Shenzhen’s Economic Analysis (2021Q1)
Excluding the impact of low base, the actual growth rate of 5 5% was close to that in the second half of last year, which was faster than that in the fourth quarter of last year
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How Financial Sector Support Real Sector in China: Evidence from Bond Market
By the end of 2020, the size of China& 39;s bond market had reached the second largest in the world,
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Overseas rebound supports the export growth while supply constraints holds back the economic recovery ——China macroeconomic analysis in 2021Q2
Abstract: The foundation of economic recovery in the second quarter of 2021 still needs to be consolidated and t
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Report of Shenzhen’s Economic Analysis (2021Q2)
Abstract: From January 2021, Peking University HSBC think tank will regularly publish the Shenzhen economic analysi
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