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Experts Discuss Development Prospects for New Energy Vehicles in Seminar on “Win-Win Cooperation Drives Industry Transformation"
This past week, a seminar on "Win-Win Cooperation Drives Industry Transformation," hosted by the Academic Center for Chinese Economic Practice and Thinking (ACCEPT) at Tsinghua University, was successfully held in Beijing. The seminar took aim at seizing opportunities for further developing the field of new energy while promoting the healthy integration of the automotive industry, bringing together experts and scholars from the government, universities, manufacturing and technology companies, pl
2023-12-04 -
Brazilian Delegation for Economic Cooperation Visits Tsinghua ACCEPT
Brazilian Delegation for Economic Cooperation Visits Tsinghua ACCEPTOn November 20, 2023, a Brazilian delegation for economic cooperation visited the Academic Center for Chinese Economic Practice and Thinking (ACCEPT), with Director David Daokui Li and Deputy Executive Director Li Keaobo receiving their counterparts and engaging in informal talks.In recent years, economic ties between China and Brazil have grown increasingly warmer, with both sides eagerly looking forward to forging closer bilat
2023-11-24 -
China's economic performance looks 'warmer' for upcoming year
China's overall economic performance will be "warmer" next year, and the stock and foreign exchange markets are expected to embrace an upward turning point soon, said leading economists at Caijing Annual Conference, an industry event, on Wednesday. Li Daokui, an economist with Tsinghua University, said that China's overall economic performance will be "warmer" next year with a higher capital intensity than this year.
2023-11-23 -
Chinese economy expected to be on upswing in 2024, with stronger momentum than this year: economist
The Chinese economy is expected to be on the upswing in 2024, with much stronger momentum than this year, economists said on Wednesday amid a wave of global institutions raising their GDP forecasts for China. "Next year is likely to be an important adjustment year for China's economy. It is expected that great efforts will be made to stabilize and maintain growth, as well as to remove risks. Therefore, economic growth will see stronger momentum," Li Daokui, director of the Academic Center for C
2023-11-22 -
China Must Avert ‘Hard Decoupling,’ Ex-PBOC Adviser Says
China needs to prevent any “hard decoupling” from the global economy as the world becomes more politically divided, according to a former adviser to the People’s Bank of China. “Against the background of the polarization of global politics, the world economy is also seeing a rise in different blocs,” said Li Daokui, a former member of the central bank’s monetary policy committee, at the Caijing Annual Conference in Beijing on Wednesday. Li said the world economy is effectively divided into thr
2023-11-22 -
China doubles down on tried, tested infrastructure spending, but is it still the right fit in a debt crisis?
For many years, China’s local governments were the envy of the world, with unlimited funds available to spend on bridges, high-speed railways and roads. However, the growing debt burden on the world’s second-largest economy has raised questions over how long the tried and tested investment-led model can be sustained. Local government debt was highlighted as the top two risks, along with the property crisis, at the twice-a-decade central financial work conference, which concluded on Tuesday.
2023-11-01 -
The 5th China-Brazil Economic Development Strategic Dialogue Online Seminar successfully held
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.
2023-10-27