​On October 26, the 5th China-Brazil Economic Development Strategic Dialogue Online Seminar co-organized by Tsinghua University’s Academic Center for Chinese Economic Practice and Thinking (ACCEPT), the Brazil China Business Council (CEBC), the Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI) and Vale S.A. (Vale) was successfully held online.

Local government debt has made an important contribution to China's structural economic transformation during the period of its rapid economic growth, but at present the enormous scale of local government debt has begun to have an impact on systemic financial risks. Since China's financial system is dominated by commercial banks, the local debt problem is closely linked to the balance sheet of these banks, and if this issue is not handled well, an escalation of the local debt problem may trigger

China’s property market could take as long as a year to recover, according to a former central bank adviser, who’s urging Beijing to do more to encourage lending to developers to halt the spread of defaults. Sales in China’s largest cities could return to growth in the next four to six months, but in smaller cities “it will take anything to between six months to one year for a good recovery,” Li Daokui, a former member of the People’s Bank of China monetary policy committee, said in an intervie

This month, the Journal of Government and Economics (JGE), an academic journal edited and published by the Society for the Analysis of Government and Economics (SAGE), was officially accepted as an indexed journal in Elsevier’s Scopus database. Launched by Elsevier in November 2004, the comprehensive and wide-ranging database covers a vast range of disciplines, including natural sciences, technology, engineering, medicine, social sciences, arts and humanities, among many other subject fields, an

In recognition of their long-term dedication and hard work throughout their careers in education, and on the occasion of the 39th annual Teachers' Day, Tsinghua University held a special ceremony to commemorate faculty and staff that have been engaged in education for 30 years or longer. Dr. David Daokui Li, a professor under the School of Social Sciences’ Institute of Economics and director of the Academic Center for Chinese Economic Practice and Thinking at Tsinghua University

China’s real estate sector is going in “two directions,” and even though further stimulus is expected, a recovery will not likely happen soon, according to a former advisor to the People’s Bank of China. “The property market right now in China is actually two-fold. It’s actually going into two directions,” Li Daokui, now a professor of economics at Tsinghua University, said Friday.

China's Ministry of Public Security (MPS) announced on Thursday new measures for the further relaxation of household registration, or hukou, including the scrapping of restrictions in cities with a relatively smaller population, a move that experts said will further activate regional economic development.