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KEYU JIN， Writing for PS since 2012
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Keyu Jin, Professor of Economics at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, is the author of The New China Playbook: Beyond Socialism and Capitalism (Viking, 2023).
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Turning Trump’s Tariffs Into China’s Opportunity
Dec 18, 2024 KEYU JIN shows how the country has been reorienting and even expanding its global economic footprint.
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Keyu Jin on Chinese regulation, innovation, finance, and more
May 23, 2023 KEYU JIN laments the loss of private-sector confidence in China, shows why the country could take the lead in cutting-edge technologies, addresses misconceptions about its economic model, and more.
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America Is Fueling Chinese Techno-Nationalism
Feb 24, 2022 KEYU JIN thinks the Biden administration should be careful what it wishes for as it adds to the US Entity List.
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China Bets on Common Prosperity
Dec 4, 2021 KEYU JIN explains the logic of the country's new vision for economic development – and what critics get wrong about it.
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The Shape of China’s Recovery
Jan 4, 2021 KEYU JIN identifies three areas of concern in an otherwise prudent and well-crafted economic-policy strategy.
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Is This China’s Global Leadership Moment?
Apr 3, 2020 KEYU JIN urges the country’s rulers to use the COVID-19 pandemic to rebuild relations with the United States.
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An Interview with Keyu Jin
Jan 28, 2020 KEYU JIN assesses the “phase one” US-China trade deal, questions whether the US can ever accept China’s development model, and highlights a key difference in how the Hong Kong protests are viewed inside and outside China.
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China’s 70 Years of Progress
Sep 30, 2019 KEYU JIN says that while the People's Republic has much to celebrate, it also has much work to do.
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The Art of Wait and See
Jul 11, 2019 KEYU JIN explains China's long-term strategy for managing an increasingly aggressive United States.
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What China Can Gain from Trump’s Trade War
Sep 26, 2018 KEYU JIN predicts that US import tariffs will end up making the Chinese economy more resilient than ever.
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The West Is Wrong About China’s President
Apr 3, 2018 KEYU JIN argues that the elimination of term limits will not reduce governmental accountability.
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What Does Xi Jinping Want?
Nov 3, 2017 KEYU JIN argues that China's president wants to create a legacy comprising three key components.
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Taking the Politics Out of Development
May 11, 2017 KEYU JIN allays fears about the true aims of China's "one belt, one road" infrastructure initiative.
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China’s Weapons of Trade War
Feb 22, 2017 KEYU JIN shows why Donald Trump's protectionist threats, if implemented, would backfire on the US economy.
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How China Views Trump
Nov 30, 2016 KEYU JIN explains why the country's leaders are taking the US president-elect in stride.
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Xi Jinping is No Mao Zedong
Aug 4, 2016 KEYU JIN argues that sometimes an anti-corruption campaign is just an anti-corruption campaign.
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Overhauling China
Feb 11, 2016 KEYU JIN argues that the economy will be unable to recapture its dynamism without political reform.
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China’s Two-Child Consumption Engine
Jan 5, 2016 KEYU JIN anticipates that larger families will propel the long-awaited shift in the country's growth model.
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China’s Unwilling Consumers
Nov 11, 2015 KEYU JIN explains why household spending will not be driving economic growth anytime soon.
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China’s Jobless Growth Miracle
Jun 1, 2015 KEYU JIN proposes measures that the government should take to boost employment growth.
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China’s Reform Stalemate
Jan 26, 2015 KEYU JIN describes how bureaucrats are subtly resisting the shift in power from government to markets.
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China’s Vicious Growth Circle
Oct 16, 2014 KEYU JIN attributes China's economic woes to the perpetuation of a skewed growth model.
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China’s Consumer Babies
Nov 27, 2013 KEYU JIN considers the potential economic impact of China's decision to loosen its one-child policy.
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Why Are Savings Patterns So Different?
Sep 14, 2012 KEYU JIN
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Why Capital Flows Uphill
Jan 26, 20
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