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Could a sharp fall in exports sink China’s economy?

Could a sharp fall in exports sink China’s economy?

Far from providing an opportunity for global dominance, COVID-19 has revealed the great weaknesses in China's economy.

He-Ling Shi

Department of Economics

The Pacific: The new battle between China and US

The Pacific: The new battle between China and US

While the United States lacks a cohesive Pacific strategy, China is winning over the inhabitants of the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu, argues David Gilbert and Garry Bruton.  

David Gilbert

Growth rates and the dark underside of China’s economy

Growth rates and the dark underside of China’s economy

The effect of US tariffs now weighs heavily on the reliability of China's official economic data. What is China's real growth rate?

He-Ling Shi

Department of Economics

‘Opening the gate’ to success in the world’s largest market – China

‘Opening the gate’ to success in the world’s largest market – China

Getting to grips with the multi-layered concept of 'guanxi' is at the heart of doing business well in China. But do foreigners even have the patience?

Hean Tat Keh

Department of Marketing

Chasing prosperity – Doing business in China

Chasing prosperity – Doing business in China

Australian businesses looking to crack the lucrative Chinese market will benefit from understanding cultural differences and knowing what Chinese consumers love.

Hean Tat Keh

Eugene Chan

Brigette McGuire

Department of Marketing

Is China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’ the world’s new Marshall Plan?

Is China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’ the world’s new Marshall Plan?

While there are parallels, it is still fraught to compare the China-dominated Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank with the (still) US-dominated World Bank.

Alice De Jonge

Department of Business Law and Taxation

Babies ‘affected by political trauma in the womb’: study

Babies ‘affected by political trauma in the womb’: study

The long-term health and economic impact of being exposed to trauma as a child is well documented, however new research by Monash Business School shows that babies exposed to political violence while they are still in the womb also experience health problems later in life.

Russell Smyth

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