The IFF China Report 2015
Insight and opinion from China’s top leaders, policymakers and financiers
The IFF China Report 2015 was conceived at a crucial turning point for China’s society and economy, which started in November 2013, when the Chinese leadership under president Xi Jinping and premier Li Keqiang unveiled a bold market-orientated reform blueprint. During the period from 2013 to 2015, China’s economy and its evolving growth model experienced a profound transformation, creating mixed results, greater uncertainties and diverging predictions by China watchers.
This report – the first by the International Finance Forum, and published in collaboration with Central Banking – provides readers with the IFF’s unique access to many insiders in China, as well as to its network of experts with long and rich experiences studying China on the ground.
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The IFF China Report 2015: The Chinese economy at a crossroads
New report aims to lift the veil on Chinese policy-making
The transformation of China towards a modern economy
Stability and sustainability are two vital ingredients as is structural reform
China's dual-economy poses major challenge for future development
Imbalances are structural, financial, institutional and systemic
'Learning by doing' has transformed Chinese growth
Taxation structure is one of the reasons for the income inequality
Maintaining China's growth in an environmentally friendly manner
The social awareness of environmental problems in China is rising
Innovation gauntlet laid down to facilitate economic transformation
China also needs to restructure some local government debt
Commerce minister Gao Hucheng on China's 'One belt, one road' vision
China's minister of commerce speaks about international co-operation and development
Chinese finance minister Lou Jiwei on local government debt and tax reform
Minister of finance explains how the government plans to tackle China's fiscal problems
PBoC’s Zhou Xiaochuan on interest rate reform and renminbi internationalisation
Chinese central bank governor speaks about the pace and timing of reform
Sponsored feature: Defining the ‘new normal’ in China
The IFF China Report 2016
The IFF China Report 2016 launch at the Lujiazui Forum
Vice-chairman of the Financial and Economic Affairs Committee of the National People’s Congress Gu Shengzu and Central Banking editor-in-chief Christopher Jeffery unveil The IFF China Report 2016 at the Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai on June 13
About The IFF China Report 2016 (Chinese and English)
Debating The IFF China Report 2016 findings
