Tag: #Economy

Issues to be settled for East Asia to stabilize industrial chain

Zhang Yansheng May 18, 2020

Issues to be settled for East Asia to stabilize industrial chain

All three major production networks in the world - East Asia, North America and Europe - have encountered economic fallout from the deadly COVID-19. Regions more deeply involved in globalization with more complex technique requirements and closer international divisions of labor are being hit harder by the virus....More

China’s aviation transport plunges over 60% in April: CAAC

Left Review Online May 17, 2020

China’s aviation transport plunges over 60% in April: CAAC

Beijing. Both cargo and passenger transportation in China's aviation sector plunged over 60 percent year-on-year in April as the global COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage, though the decline narrowed with Chinese economic and social activities on a recovery trajectory, official data showed on Wednesday. The country's aviation industry...More

Urgent need for a new financial system during COVID-19 pandemic

Maria Haro Sly and Pablo de las Heras May 17, 2020

Urgent need for a new financial system during COVID-19 pandemic

Argentina is near a new default of "its" debt. It is "its" debt because the debt cycles in Argentina - like in most of the developing countries - are always a complex process of facts in which injustice are most of the time the rule. In the enormous...More

Unseating China from global supply chains ‘pie in the sky’

Left Review Online May 12, 2020

Unseating China from global supply chains ‘pie in the sky’

The Trump administration's intent to unseat China as the mainstay of global supply chains may be just pie in the sky, observers said, noting that China ought to open its economy even further while driving indigenous innovation to propel growth. The Trump administration is pushing to rip global...More

COVID-19 spread in emerging markets brings in new round of shocks to global economy

Left Review Online May 11, 2020

COVID-19 spread in emerging markets brings in new round of shocks to global economy

As the coronavirus pandemic is seeing an accelerating situation in emerging markets, the third round of hits to the global economy is shaping up and emerging market economies will encounter tougher challenges. Although the spread of the COVID-19 has seen flattened curves in Europe and the US, with...More

Xi-endorsed fungus reaps 3 million yuan online sales in his Shaanxi visit

Left Review Online May 06, 2020

Xi-endorsed fungus reaps 3 million yuan online sales in his Shaanxi visit

Beijing. Li Xuying, a 20-something livestreaming sensation based in Zhashui, a small county deep in the Qinling Mountains in Northwest China's Shaanxi Province, has never imagined she would see 420,000 viewers from across the country rush into her livestream all at once and buy up her entire stock...More

All I can say is things are getting better – GT Investigation

Left Review Online May 02, 2020

All I can say is things are getting better – GT Investigation

Editor's Note: This is part II of a multi-part series of the Global Times' investigation into the severity of unemployment issues in China in the wake of the COVID-19 epidemic and the newspaper's response to claims of some foreign media that social unrest in China might be imminent. Just...More

How can China drive a global economic recovery from COVID-19?

Wang Cong and Shen Weiduo April 29, 2020

How can China drive a global economic recovery from COVID-19?

As more encouraging signs emerge that the Chinese economy is on a steady path to recovery, expectation is also rising for the world's second-largest economy and biggest growth driver to play a larger role in helping revive the global economy, which is expected to see the worst crisis...More

Is Any Change Expected in the DPRK?

Left Review Online April 29, 2020

Is Any Change Expected in the DPRK?

Some Western countries are painting the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea as an isolated country without any development, describing it as “the most isolated and closed country” and a “totalitarian state” and stressing the “need to induce its change.” Is the DPRK really stagnant and isolated from the...More

GT investigation: Is China’s job market facing risk of social instability?

Left Review Online April 28, 2020

GT investigation: Is China’s job market facing risk of social instability?

Editor's Note: In the epic global struggle to recover from the coronavirus crisis, many observers agree that in China, unemployment has become the most pressing issue - more pressing than a historic 6.8 percent contraction in GDP - that needs to be dealt with urgently as it pertains to...More

Intelligent tech’s contribution and growth amid COVID-19 prevention

Mei Xinyu April 27, 2020

Intelligent tech’s contribution and growth amid COVID-19 prevention

Intelligent technology has played an important role in China's fight against the coronavirus outbreak with rapid development and application of innovative products, most of which may become industrial giants and generate vital strength for future economic growth. Innovation has always been a crucial resource for the growth of...More

Indian curb on Chinese investment will harm own economic development: Experts

Zhang Hongpei and Chu Daye April 24, 2020

Indian curb on Chinese investment will harm own economic development: Experts

India's move to amend its foreign direct investment (FDI) rules, which is widely seen as targeting China, will weigh on the confidence and expansion of Chinese investors, who have been playing an active role in the Indian market from smartphone manufacturing and e-commerce to the fintech sector. The...More

Kim Il Sung and Self-supporting Economy

Left Review Online April 15, 2020

Kim Il Sung and Self-supporting Economy

As is well known, countries liberated from colonial rule after the Second World War followed the road of relying on big and developed countries for their “aid” or copying their economic models. But the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea aspired after the construction of a self-supporting economy from...More

China can achieve the GDP growth goal even COVID-19

Ma Jingjing March 24, 2020

China can achieve the GDP growth goal even COVID-19

Growth figures for China's retail sales, industrial output and fixed-asset investment for January and February are expected to slow to an unprecedented low of only 3 percent, as measures to contain the new virus outbreak unavoidably battered the economy. Since the outbreak of the coronavirus, China used partial...More

Financial experts call for China to cut rates in line with Fed

Xie Jun March 20, 2020

Financial experts call for China to cut rates in line with Fed

Beijing. Financial experts in China have called for China's central bank to reduce its benchmark deposit interest rates "as soon as possible" after the US Federal Reserve's surprising 100-basis-point rate cut overnight, as China's economic downturn - worsened by the coronavirus - raises demands for stronger policy stimulus....More