This article puts forward the following six points of view based on related research:First, according to the model-based prediction of the Academic Center for Chinas Economic Practice and Thinking (ACCEPT), if appropriate policies are introduced, the economic impact of the COVID-19 outbreak will be limited and controllable. If the outbreak is controlled and operations are fully resumed by the end of Q1 or by the end of the first half, the national economic growth will be dragged down by 0.17 or

This report distills ten fundamental economic lessons, some being positive and others negative, from the 70 years of economic development of the People’s Republic of China, 1949—2019. These lessons revolve around the relationship between the government and the economy, some of which have not been given adequate attention in economics. Learning these lessons is not only essential for China’s own continued economic development but also important for other countries which aspire to emulate China’s

In the report, we first show that the past 40 years of China's economic reform and opening up represents the greatest magnitude of economic growth in history. In addition, the 40 years of China's rapid growth is unique in comparison with other episodes of rapid economic growth, including the British Industrial Revolution; the US economic emergence following the Civil War; the Japanese economic growth after the Meiji restoration and German unification; and the Four Tigers. The most unique aspect

By 2016, the BRICS mechanism has been founded for ten years and this year is the most extraordinary for the BRICS mechanism passes by. It suffered the public opinion pressure from the strongest and most noise of "bad-mouthing", but also experienced a number of severe political, economic and social problems with their member countries:

In the first half of 2017, the Chinese economy maintained smooth operations, and the overall economic data also showed a lot of bright spots. Domestic demand showed the pattern of strong investment and weak consumption in the first quarter, and then was changed to the pattern of stable investment and strong consumption in the second quarter. Relative to the pattern of negative growth in imports and exports last year, outside demand will be changed from a negative position to positive status, and

Beijing Oct 27 – CCWE of Tsinghua University held the 2015 China Consumer Finance Forum in Beijing today and released China’s first research report on consumer finance, titled A Study of China’s Consumer Credit Market. With the theme Standardized Development, Sustainable Innovation, the forum received support from and was widely attended by the regulators, the first batch of consumer finance companies, and the new entrants into the consumer finance market. Among the participants were the represe